Re: [Hardhats-members] Time to move our group...

2006-07-05 Thread Luke Johnson
Second, Regarding a previous question, somebody pointed me toward: news://news.intersystems.com/intersystems.public.cache ... not having a news reader handy, I was fortunate to look for, and find: http://groups.google.com/group/intersystems-public-cache I like Google Groups, it's 'slick'. Looks

Re: [Hardhats-members] Time to move our group...

2006-07-05 Thread Kevin Toppenberg
For what it's worth, I agree with a move to Google. On 7/5/06, K.S. Bhaskar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Dan -- > > I don't think bandwidth is the issue. > > Although my primary interface to the list is via a mail client, I do > value the ability to have browser based access when I am traveling, a

Re: [Hardhats-members] Time to move our group...

2006-07-05 Thread K.S. Bhaskar
Dan -- I don't think bandwidth is the issue. Although my primary interface to the list is via a mail client, I do value the ability to have browser based access when I am traveling, and Googlegroups gives both types of access. Increasingly, I think the ability to search posts for relevant mate

Re: [Hardhats-members] Time to move our group...

2006-06-30 Thread Dan
Well, my opinion is that the whole process should be controlled by HardHats. This email group isn't demanding in terms of bandwidth. I'd install a listserver program on a server controlled by HardHats and be done with it. Since the majority want to stay with a mailing list format there should

[Hardhats-members] Time to move our group...

2006-06-30 Thread Greg Kreis
It would seem it is time, some would say past time, to move our list to a more reliable server. Several requests in the past for us to consider a forum style list have met with resistance, so I bow to the will of the most vocal... ;-) It appears Googlegroups will keep the single list format a