How can OS be done on a bridge line?

Hi-- How can OS be done on a bridge line? Has anybody done one this way? (A bridge line is similar to a conference call, but without operators. Everyone calls in to a central number and then can speak to each other as if on a one to one call.) How would you work out "posting topics"

How can OS be done on a bridge line?

Anne-- Thanks for your thoughtful reply. << I'm not sure whether it works because it builds teams or because the << relationships in the team are preexisting. What I'm thinking of is doing it for the public (in other words, people who are strangers to each other) on as highly specific a topic

Re: How can OS be done on a bridge line?

e the participation of others interested in specific issues. Regards Anne Hi-- How can OS be done on a bridge line? Has anybody done one this way? (A bridge line is similar to a conference call, but without operators. Everyone calls in to a central number and then can speak to each other

Re: How can OS be done on a bridge line?

Doug, i think probably, the important elements i think would be clarity in the outlining of the OST process and perhaps establishing a quick run through of names at the beginning and the request to participants to identify themselves before they comment. On the phone it is more difficult to pi