On Sat, May 25, 2019 at 02:28:45AM +0200, Tobias Zwick wrote: > > 1. Thesis: Mailing lists (and to a lesser degree, classical forums) promote a > culture of dissent.
I strongly disagree here. How can a technical form of communication
make a "culture of dissent"?
Can you elaborate why you think Mail as a form of communication
is different in making a compromise possible than IRC, Slack
or a Forum?
From a sociological point i would assume that people on the mailinglist
are by average 10 Years older than people on Slack or the Forum. Thats
just a matter of history of technology.
So in the end its not "Mailing lists" but age which make you believe
you have a culture of dissent?
Flo
PS: I will not participate in a Forum. It turns the responsibilities
for around. You suddenly have the obligation to POLL on threads.
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