Kevin Rocap wrote:
That saidthere is a module add-in for PHPBB (PHP Bulletin Board)
called M2F designed to crack the nut of e-mail to forum and forum
to e-mail communication. The project web page, FYI:
http://m2f.sourceforge.net/
I'm anxious to try M2F but don't want to be on the bleeding
Personally - I don't see why it is limited to a month or why we should be
grateful that congress upped it from a week, or why there should be a
continued decision about whether to make the the contributions of Africans to
this
country part of a comprehesive history. The disingenious nature
From the UNDP... -ac
An Introduction to Activism on the Internet
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Judy Hallman wrote:
Kevin Rocap wrote:
That saidthere is a module add-in for PHPBB (PHP Bulletin Board)
called M2F designed to crack the nut of e-mail to forum and
forum to e-mail communication. The project web page, FYI:
http://m2f.sourceforge.net/
I'm anxious to try M2F but don't
Dear friends,
I initially sent this from a non-subscribed e-mail account, so.
Original Message
Dear Judy,
Hi! Deja vu, eh? I know we reviewed this issue of
e-mail-to-forum-to-email on our Community Networking list. This is
still the only reference to anyone trying to
Kevin Rocap wrote:
You raise an important additional issue, though, around volunteers and
Open Source. I'd say most Open Source solutions do require a bit more
attention to the details of installation than do commercial packages
installed through an Install Shield wizard (or something
Steve Eskow wrote:
Taran Rampersad writes
But you see, people are slow to adopt things.
Perhaps this is one of those enduring fictions, helped along as it is by Ev
Rogers' taxonmy of early adopters and the like. The speed with which
people all over the world are adopting the new
-- Forwarded message --
Date: Sat, 05 Feb 2005 19:18:08 -0600
From: Bruce Hartford [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Statement -- Eyes on the Prize
In meeting assembled, Bay Area Veterans of the Civil Rights
Movement adopted the following statment of support for the
protest screenings
From Creative Radio Listserv
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/creative-radio/
On Wednesday 02 February 2005 21:04, George Lessard wrote:
Lifeline radios are the windup radios from
http://www.freeplayfoundation.org/
Ed Girardet, just back from Aceh and once again in Kabul.
I am in the process
There's no need to repost something so recent; members can look it up in
the archive.
http://mailman.edc.org/pipermail/digitaldivide/2005-February/date.html
thanks,
ac
John Hibbs wrote:
Brilliant! Worth re-reading. Please, Andy - or the other DDN moderators
- allow this post from Taran to be
John Hibbs asks if a technologized alternative to the traditional lecture
would enable students to learn more, and suggests an answer:
Would the students (attendees) have learned more if they had
listened, in advance, to the lecture at a time convenient to them? Or
if they had read the text
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