> We might need an openhealth-talk mailing list, to preserve the bandwidth
> of the main one for things of interest outside OSHCA. I mean lurkers
> don't relish organisational detail.
> Reliability of the list is a necessity, multiplication and dilution are
> already harmful.



Agreed. But lets get to a formal, (as in not initial) committee level before
we split off to a new list. Until that time I think there will be a few
details that regular list members might need to ignore, but I think we need
to stay close to the community at large for the large issues of direction
and purpose. Even after that I think we can make our precense tolerable by
clearly labeling our mail as OSCHA Business...

I know that lists, after a time, simply grow cold. I would much rather have
a list that has too much than two lists with less than enough.

-FT


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