Harrison,
Hope your trip is a safe one for all. Was pulling a sailboat cross country
once and had the great experience of replacing wheel bearings enroute.
They looked fine before I left San Francisco. Fortunately for us they
seized up while at the Grand Canyon as I was pulling out of an overlook
For myself, I'm hanging out over at TMN. Great conversation and no poles.
Even Chris the incorrigable has dropped in. The email just rolls, so let me
know how it all turns out. Now I am really off to Maine -- burned out
trailer bearings precluded earlier departure. Actually it is off to OT18
with
Great idea to use the egroup polling feature. Nice way to flex and test
drive the egroup promises.
Rich Norris>
Rich Norris
Mirror Consulting
Satellite Beach, Florida
(407)779-0531
I really like this suggestion about polling. I just joined the list serve and
I must say I feel a bit overwhelmed as does my in-box with all these emails.
There must be a better way to get feedback without tying up everyone's email
system. Francoise
At 14:34 22/06/2000 -0400, you wrote:
>
> At t
At the risk of delaying a decision further, may I also suggest to Murli that,
to get a broader sense of people's opinions on this question, you make use of
the polling feature on eGroups?
You could set up a poll that asks people a yes/no question about switching
(more options if you wish). T
Jay,
Yes, I think it's a good idea, but I'm a little confused about the purpose.
Maybe it's just that I haven't had a need so much to inform the media, as a
need to inform potential participants. I do us openspaceworld.org and
tmn.com as references to people interested in open space, so I would f
to everyone dreading the big switch, i think murli's already
made it quite easy...
on june 16th, i received an email titled "invitation to
join..." (i assume this went to all of us)
open that message, click reply, and click send.
you'll get a confirmation email message almost immediately.
again, o
22 June
I cast my "vote" with Peggy. Let's move on!!
Elwin
--- Peggy Holman wrote:
> Murli,
>
> While this is going to the list, I address this
> request to you as the person
> who started us on this experiment in decision
> making. (As an aside, I think
> it's been instructive to observe our
Dear Kathleen,
I am a silent OS-list-reading person with still very little experience on OS.
A situation I really would like to change. (After having partecipated in two
OS I have learned in a workshop with Michael Pannwitz and Gabriela Ender, and
I was facilitator in one tiny, short OS in Vienna
Hello Jay
Press kit is good idea but will one size fit all?
Suggest the following be considered:
1. Create a generic press release which can be modified locally and
down loaded from a website. Can you capture the essence of OST in
one page?
2. Provide press articles by sector: corporate, publ
Here here, Peggy! Let's go! Especially if an actual switch of everyone on
the list could be done, for those who don't feel confident going into
e-groups and adding themselves.
Megan
- - - - - -
> If you are satisfied that
> support won't be an issue, then take the 3 or 4 days to move everyone ove
Murli,
While this is going to the list, I address this request to you as the person
who started us on this experiment in decision making. (As an aside, I think
it's been instructive to observe our process on making a collective
decision. There's been a great exchange of information, several expe
There have been several messages for OSLISTers about having missed some
recent postings. Here's how you catch up:
To subscribe, unsubscribe, change your options, view the archives of
osl...@egroups.com:
1. Visit: http://www.egroups.com/group/oslist
2. Sign in (or sign up, if you haven't alrea
I also want us to switch to the "egroups" oslist. It feels just like the
old oslist (shows up in my inbox, in digest form if I choose) and the
advantage is that it is also accessable thru the egroups.com website for
anyone who chooses to read it that way. Plus it has superior archiving
capacities.
At 12:43 PM 6/22/00 +0200, you wrote:
Dear Kathleen,
I am a silent OS-list-reading person with still very little experience on OS.
A situation I really would like to change. (After having partecipated in two
OS I have learned in a workshop with Michael Pannwitz and Gabriela Ender, and
I was faci
Harrison Owen wrote:
>
And if surfing the web give you the willies,
> vertigo, deep angst -- I can certainly understand that --
> but you might just try it once again. TMN is very user
> friendly, and loads very quickly. (www.tmn.com/new)
to kathleen and others, i'll just add to what harrison say
kerry napuk wrote:
>
> Hello Jay
>
> Press kit is good idea but will one size fit all?
>
> Suggest the following be considered:
>
> 1. Create a generic press release which can be modified locally and
> down loaded from a website. Can you capture the essence of OST in
> one page?
>
one version of t
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