[pp.int.general] This mailing list is a limited and fragile resource

Betiel betielix at gmail.com
Mon May 26 12:17:35 CEST 2014


I do not like the idea of only be able to post only once a day.
That would make everyone of us into write all responses that we want to
give to different people into gigantic mails.
So instead of several mails separated by theme, we will be dealing with few
very large emails all of them with several themes to address.
that would make impossible to follow themes by subject.

Betiel


2014-05-26 6:15 GMT-03:00 Zbigniew Łukasiak <zzbbyy at gmail.com>:

> If this mailing list was a river then everybody would agree that we
> cannot let anyone flow anything he wishes into it, no questions asked.
> But in the case of a communication channel like this list there is a
> tendency to think that because the technical bandwidth of it is so
> much bigger than we use now - then there is no need to limit the usage
> in any way. But the mailing list is useful only as much as people read
> the mails that are sent to it - and the amount of time people can
> spend on reading is limited.
>
> Without any rules this mailing list is wasted by trolls and flamewars
> just like a river would be wasted by pollution if we had no rules
> about that.
>
> In this community there is an aversion to moderating of mailig lists
> because of the fear of censorship - but even having an automatic rule
> like 'one person can post only once a day to this mailing list' would
> improve dramatically the situation on this mailing list. Would that be
> censorship? And this is just one example - if we are serious about
> 'doing politics', about designing rules that govern our societies -
> then we should first design rules to govern our mailing list - rules
> that would avoid the censorship accusations and that would maintain a
> high signal to noise ratio.
>
> --
> Zbigniew Łukasiak
> http://brudnopispirata.pl/
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