Re: OSLIST membership and activity

2000-06-28 Thread Murli Nagasundaram
Time to resume, inCorrigan! At 10:17 PM 6/21/00 -0700, you wrote: HA! No prosaic outporings from me in response to the repast of meditational metaphorical musings you poetically producedMurli... O Noo -- I'm staying away from that one! (in)Corrigible

Re: OSLIST membership and activity

2000-06-21 Thread Chris Corrigan
HA! No prosaic outporings from me in response to the repast of meditational metaphorical musings you poetically producedMurli... O Noo -- I'm staying away from that one! (in)Corrigible Murli Nagasundaram wrote: > Gee, Florian, and here I was pondering the possibilities of Corrigan Th

Re: OSLIST membership and activity

2000-06-20 Thread Murli Nagasundaram
Gee, Florian, and here I was pondering the possibilities of Corrigan The Incorrigible causing a cascade of creative cogitation culminating in a competition of cybernetic chit-chat, as a follow-on to the fulsome and flowery prosody that erupted in this very forum ;-) Murli On Tue, 20 Jun 200

Re: OSLIST membership and activity

2000-06-20 Thread Florian Fischer
murli please let us be careful about the huge possiblities of the web. accumulation might be interesting, but lets not go to competition in quantity. think at the salt within the meal: it has to be not dominant. it's not the quantity but it's the quality in the messages of chris and harrison and al

Re: OSLIST membership and activity

2000-06-16 Thread Chris Corrigan
Indeed. For example, I learned that i have too much time on my handsand here I hgo again... Chris Murli Nagasundaram wrote: > OSLIST now has 292 members. And I learn from the web archives that 42 > members have actively participated during this month alone -- quite > impressive for a list.

OSLIST membership and activity

2000-06-16 Thread Murli Nagasundaram
OSLIST now has 292 members. And I learn from the web archives that 42 members have actively participated during this month alone -- quite impressive for a list. Chris Corrigan was the postingest of them all followed by Harrison Owen and Pat McAulley. The things you can learn from accumulated dat