Mike,
there's a free web-bot called www.listbot.com which seems to be free of
catches, glitches, and charges (of course, it can't possibly be, if so,
can't possibly last). It's an MSN (Microsoft and Nine Network, a local media
oligopolist).
Naively
Phil
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Mike Cole [mailto:mcole@weber.ucsd.edu]
> Sent: Tuesday, 1 February 2000 12:41
> To: xmca@weber.ucsd.edu
> Subject: technology and XMCA
>
>
>
> I am totally open to invitations to move XMCA to some far away server
> that will cut down on the overhead of the discussion and increase the
> possiblity of creating some social intelligence martin. Right now, as
> you can see, we simply bumble along with help from our friends.
>
> I tend personally to work at the loser end of the game (as in user is
> loser) and work through a unix systtem that in unfriendly to
> attachments.
> By keeping my equipment primitive, relative, say, to the
> equipment used
> by some of my colleagues in the sciences, I run into all sorts of
> glitches. It helps me to sympathize with my students who feel and are
> left behind because that do not know how to log on from home and among
> them those for whome the costs appear fearsome.
>
> If there were some way to accomodate many levels of access/expertise
> and memory access as well, I am all for it. But as we all realize,
> it is the continuity of people that is essential, the overlap
> of generations. Which it no reason not to use the best tools you can
> come up with!
> mike
>
>
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