[sumo] Why Sumo Forum?
Kuramarujo
klemmerj at webtrek.com
Wed Jul 18 14:59:50 EDT 2007
On Mon, 16 Jul 2007, John Racine wrote:
>> Let's not start *this* again. The noise to signal ratio will just
>> increase.
>
> Seriously, though. There is no reason why anybody here wouldn't benefit
> from being a member of both. I'm not sure what it is about human nature
> that we so often jump to an "either/or" way of thinking. You don't have
> to sign-off of the List to enjoy the Forum.
The need to belong to a group or clique is strong in most people.
And we do get very passionate about it. But as for the actual difference
between the list and the forum, it simply is in the method of information
delivery. Neither is inherently better than the other. Some people
prefer their input in the form of a mailing list while others prefer the
forum. Some can even use both. But it all boils down to input format.
Kuramarujo, who still prefers the WORKING-STORAGE SECTION
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Joe "Kuramarujo" Klemmer
http://www.webtrek.com/joe/sumo
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