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#19708 02/11/01 08:34 PM
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Is there a way that I can view and add to this duscussion forum via email posts as opposed to connecting to the web pages all the time? Something similar to a newsgroup function?

Drew






#19709 02/12/01 12:04 PM
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Nope. You gotta come here.

How about everyone else? Do you prefer this system or would you prefer a listserve system?

I like this system, because it doesn't clog my email.






#19710 02/12/01 02:15 PM
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I find listserves, like yahoo eGroups, extremely annoying. I have gotten a lot of good information from them, but ultimately unregistered from them all.






#19711 02/12/01 03:06 PM
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Yes, I agree. This is the next evolution of the newsgroup.






#19712 02/12/01 10:44 PM
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I very much prefer this format over the newsgroups.






#19713 02/13/01 03:42 AM
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I like this Discussion forum, because I can actually talk to people interested in photoreading! A cool thing that could be added would be a chat program.







#19714 02/13/01 10:47 PM
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I like this format too.
As for Ryan's idea of a chat room, I think it would take away from the discussion forum, as people would exchange ideas in the chat room, and anyone not on at the time would not be able to benefit from the exchange.






#19715 02/14/01 05:09 AM
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Besides that, everyone can take more time to think about matters. I think that provides in more in-depth conversations. Chatting lowers the level IMHO.






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If it aint broke, don't fix it!








#19717 02/14/01 04:05 PM
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If it ain't broke, break it, and make it better!






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