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[Eric Sandall <eric AT sandall.us>]

Quoting Andrew <afrayedknot AT thefrayedknot.armory.com>:
> > 
> > It was an exclusive email only sent to sm-sorcery list. No-one else's 
> > input
> 
> > was requested.
> I think it was sent to that list as it was the most relavent to the topic.
> There seem to be two schools of thought regarding what our many mailing
> lists are for. I for one am signed up to all of them, and think that
> matters on any of them are open to discussion by anyone. If one really
> doesnt care about sorcery then they can selectively not sign up for that
> list. The other view is that sm-sorcery is only for sorcery team members
> to discuss things and to wear special hats and organize special meetings
> for special sorcery team members only.
> 
> The first view is almost silly because of how small this group is and how
> low traffic all our mailing lists are. The second view is also equally
> silly. So really why dont we just crunch all our lists into one or two
> like hamish has suggested?
> 
> Oadae: how can we do this most easily?

We talked about this at the meeting and on-list and (I believe) decided that
combining sm-sorcery and sm-grimoire into one list (perhaps sm-admin?).

-sandalle

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Eric Sandall                     |  Source Mage GNU/Linux Developer
eric AT sandall.us                  |  http://www.sourcemage.org/
http://eric.sandall.us/          |  SysAdmin @ Inst. Shock Physics @ WSU
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