Re: Solving Crossposting Problem [was BAD: Crossposting to

Kathryn Aegis (k_aegis@mindspring.com)
Mon, 30 Aug 1999 07:38:14

Crossposting between the two lists has always been a strong memetic feature of discussion between the two.

Not sure what the term 'orthogonal' means, but the two lists were founded by two different persons for two different purposes. A common subset of individuals subscribed to both, but there are also individuals who only subscribe to one or the other.

I truly enjoy the crossposting, because it produces full-ranging discussion on a given topic, and often two entirely different perspectives result from the same question.
One can watch the different perspectives unfold in tandem.

Problem? No, design feature!

Kathryn Aegis