> Mark brings up some good points later in his response, however. Perhaps > the blame rests with those presiding over the meeting (including myself) > for not speaking up when a subthread has outlived its usefulness and > guiding the talk back to the presenter. > > To Rick, I'm grateful for your tolerance in this case. As I hoped > I made clear, you as the presenter would be free to invoke any style you > wish under my proposal, so your Socratic style would not be inhibited.
I moderate during Q&A, but there usually is little need to move on. As for when someone is presenting, I don't think there is a need to step in to say to move on in most cases, the speaker is the one directing topic at that point. I just stop people from running until 10pm with their talk. I really don't have many complains about tangents, but if someone does they should speak up or put up. Mark _______________________________________________ RLUG mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.rlug.org/mailman/listinfo/rlug
