[CRNMC] Additional lists [was: crn Digest, Vol 5, Issue 7]

[Baile Oakes]

Thanks, Tim, all good ideas.

For myself, I have found it very easy to scan the posting on our list and deal with those of interest to me when I have time to reply.  The scanning only takes a minute of time. 

Seems that two lists will just add more busy-ness to it all.

my 2 cents

with love

baile

On Jul 7, 2014, at 7:01 PM, Tim Rice wrote:

> On Mon, 7 Jul 2014, Caitlin Alexander wrote:
> 
>> How about starting another List Serve that is not specific to passing this
>> ordinance that anyone can post whatever they want? A sort of brain
>> storming, collaboration List Serve for those people interested? Other
>> people and potential new people who are only interested in CRNMC organizing
>> and passing our ordinance do not have to wade through non-topic
>> information.  Just an idea.
>> 
>> -Caitlin
> 
> Thanks for bringing our attention again to the idea of additional lists.
> 
> As it turns out, the social media team needs to migrate the main
> list off of mcn.org on to the crnmc server anyway for technical reasons.
> So this is an opportunity for us to brainstorm what lists we should have.
> Obviously not everyone will want to be on all the lists and maybe
> those that get overwhelmed with e-mail can find one that suits them.
> 
> Perhaps something like this:
> 
> crnmc-ordinance
> 	A list narrowly focused on getting the ordinance passed in November.
> 
> crnmc-discuss
> 	A list to brainstorm, discuss, colaberate on the larger picture
> 	of Community Rights. Decolonizing our minds, how should small
> 	groups of sovereign individuals in an area organize and govern
> 	themselves, and how should they network with other groups, how
> 	do we want to organize ourselves for what comes after the November
> 	ordinance, what do we want to do after this ordinance?
> 
> crnmc-announce
> 	A list to announce meetings/events related to CRNMC
> 	Low volume, Announce only (no discussion, no replies).
> 
> Or should we be looking at other options like a discussion forum?
> For those of you that have not encountered discussion forums before,
> let me see if I can explain them. Unlike a listserver where the
> e-mail comes to your inbox without you doing anything, a discussion forum
> is web based and you have to go to the forum web site and log in before
> you can post replies to what others have said there. And there are as
> many or as few forum topics as we want. 
> 
> Other perspectives?
> 
> -- 
> Tim Rice				Multitalents	(707) 456-1146
> tim at multitalents.net
> 
> 
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