

| Subject: | Re: Moving into the 21st century was Re: Wallaced? |
| From: | BenT Syncro |
| Date: | Wed, 30 Jan 2008 23:04:31 -0800 |
Yeah, but "...the eagle has landed." I'm back in SF. Most newer forums allow the user to get email direct or read at site only. I personally like the way this List works. I don't need to log on to my account just to check messages. The spare Vanagon List is on Yahoo and has this option. I have no trouble checking postings even in the backwaters of Sihanoukville, Cambodia. It's just expensive to use a satellite connection. Believe me when I say List postings can be more entertaining than going to shore excursions on some of the places I've been to recently. BenT On 1/30/08, Robert Fisher <garciasghostvw@gmail.com> wrote: > > Aren't you supposed to be wallowing in a bilge somewhere? > > At any rate, before somebody gets too confused about what the crotch of a > Vanagon has to do with the 21st century, suffice to say I had a brain fart > and mis-edited my post. > > What I was going to say was that there is a pressure washing board that I > infrequent that can be set up to email posts to the subscriber; I don't > believe however that it is set up so that you can email posts in, or if > that's even possible, but I it made me think it would be useful to have a > bulletin-board style site set up to 'parallel' the list- if it could be > done. > > That is to say, if you preferred the email style list, you could stay with > that, or if you preferred the bulletin-board style you could go with that, > if it could be set up so that posts to the board went out as emails and > emails to the list were processed as posts to the board simultaneously. > Hopefully that makes some sense. > > I have no idea, as I said, if it's possible, nor do I have any idea what > the > logistics would be- I'm just throwing the thought out there. I think the > board format would be useful for those lurkers and digest-ers that don't > really want to full-time the list or deal with a ton of emails, and it > would > also be useful for folks that were travelling or accessing from some other > computer than their own. > > Cya, > Robert
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