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Re: Scouting Magazine Article on Internet Scouting

Diane M Meyer (meyerd@JUNO.COM)
Sat, 2 Nov 1996 00:38:53 EST


On Wed, 30 Oct 1996 12:43:29 -0800 John Bush <jbush@OKWAY.OKSTATE.EDU>
writes:
>[snip] people I know who have followed both rec.scouting
>and SCOUTS-L say that SCOUTS-L is much better quality. They say we
>have less flaming and fewer irrelevant political discussions.
>[snip]
>Why do I care? Because our fellow Scouters who should have had a chance
>to join us on "the roundtable that never closes" missed being steered
our way.

John, I agree. The people who post to this List are generally better
behaved. I don't even bother with the newsgroups anymore. And not to
sound snobish, but I hate to see this forum degenerate (if indeed it
would) by having *everyone* on. I do, however, value the diversity it
would provide. I do my part by giving subscription information to every
Scouter I come into contact with who has e-mail. I do a newsletter for
Roundtable that includes excerpts from this List and info about
subscribing. There are Scouters in my District who receive highlights of
this List from me via e-mail. In my own small way, I am trying to get
the word out and I'm sure there are others on this List who are doing the
same.

I'm so glad you're all out there listening and sharing . . . I love this
forum ! ! !

Diane M. Meyer meyerd@juno.com
CM & WDL P160, Ames, Ia
"The CyberScouter"
Cub Scout Roundtable Staff
Broken Arrow District, Mid-Iowa Council

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