I'll second that. The F.A.Q./do's & don'ts could go right on the thinktank info page, as well as being send to the group as a whole (maybe someone could send it to the list once per month to keep everyone fresh?).
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anyone else concerned that the volume of emails has gone way up and the signal-to-noise ratio is way down over the past week or so?
in the early days, i understand things were kept fairly open to encourage discussion. that doesn't seem to be a concern anymore, so maybe the list could benefit from some guidelines (rather than 'rules')?
it would be nice to avoid flaming, "me too" responses, responses to the whole list that should have gone to an individual, "remove me plz" posts, way off-topic discussion, etc. it hasn't reached a critical point yet, but the problems seem to be similar to ones in the early days of the internet & usenet, so maybe we could borrow a solution from them: a FAQ sent out to new subscribers, and periodically over the list.
other thoughts?
macho
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