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Re: Setting NavList DORMANT

From: Frank Reed (no email)
Date: Sun Jun 04 2006 - 19:38:28 EDT

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    George H wrote:
    ""With Frank in charge, I fear it would be like playing a game of
    street football, when the other side owns the ball."

    That seems to heve been particularly prescient, now that Frank has
    suddenly and unilaterally decided to walk off with his ball, and
    suspend NavList; just like that."

    Insulting posts are inappropriate, and you know that.

    As for taking away your "ball", there is nothing that you CANNOT do now that
    you COULD do previously. So where is this figurative "ball" that I have
    supposedly taken away?? Relax, George. You haven't lost anything.

    I will reiterate: I have no interest in creating a schism in this discussion
    group. Since the consensus which we had very nearly reached to shift to a
    new list service fizzled, there is no point keeping a service which is almost
    functionally identical active. The only features lacking "here" on
    Navigation-L are a web interface (which is a concept that confuses many) and better
    posting reliability. If those differences eventually become strong enough reasons
    to move the group to NavList on googlegroups, then we are all set to go! The
    list is alive and fully-functional. :-) I would even be happy to see you,
    George, as an owner of that list when we actually MOVE to that service instead
    of straddling the fence and/or creating a division within the community.

    All this talk about "taking away the ball" has got me thinking about a game
    of pool. For those of you who make it Mystic in two weeks, I will have to
    introduce you to a neighborhood pub. They have the only pool table in town. It
    costs a quarter to play (!!).

    -FER
    42.0N 87.7W, or 41.4N 72.1W.
    www.HistoricalAtlas.com/lunars


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