I meant mainly that the mailing list has some "official" status with
regards to posting of some SCCA-related announcements, etc.
Maybe I'll put forth a motion tomorrow to have such announcements
posted to the forums as well.
The only problem I have with the two formats co-existing is that with
2/3 of the audience subscribed to one, 2/3 of the audience subscribed
to the other (and 1/3 to both), sometimes I end up redundantly posting
to both, and then conversations occur separately in each. It'd be nice
to have one single online "place" for Bay Area autocross-related
discussions/posting/content.
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Viet-Tam Luu (a.k.a. "Tam")
SFR-SCCA Solo2 #149 T1-CS, #149 EM
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On 5/15/06, Chris Chao <ciaoboy@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> On 5/15/06, John J. Stimson-III <john@harlie.idsfa.net> wrote:
> >
> > The forum is not as effective for important announcements. You have
> > to actively go to the forum and look for something, but on the mailing
> > list it comes straight to your mailbox.
> >
> > People will use the mailing list for discussions as long as they
> > prefer to. When people stop using the mailing list for discussions,
> > then it will be "time" and no special action will need to be taken. I
> > disagree with any suggestion that we should take any action now to
> > force that to happen.
>
>
>
> Can't the website send out an announcement as well? Or at the very least,
> we could make sure all the users on the website subscribe to a thread which
> is dedicated for announcements.
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