Re: [colorforth] successful group programming

[Terry Loveall <loveall@xxxxxxxxx>]

The last time I was subscribed to a Yahoo newsgroup the only way I got off of
it was by losing my old email address. And they sold my email address to
spammers.

Check with Martin, the guy who maintains this list and use that instead.

Regards,
Terry Loveall

On Sat, 9 Apr 2005 18:42:21 -0700
"John A. Peters" <japeters@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> >> I can set up a website for that purpose, anybody else interested?
> 
> John A. Peters writes:
> I have started two very successful group programming projects in the past.
> 
> Managing a group programming effort has been more successful when hosted by
> yahoogroups than on a wiki or at Usenet. Why is that? IMHO the Wiki's I have
> tried have felt clunky. Usenet has a fair amount of off topic stuff and
> there are many many threads in one place.
> 
> I have opened a new Google group, here is the intro.
> 
> Colorforth group programming is encouraged.  There is room to upload and
> share files. The current Access level is Public -Anyone can read the
> archives. Anyone can join, but only members can post messages.
> 
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> 
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> 5) Most all the posts are on topic.
> 6) You can have daily summarys or get all messages in real time.
> 7) Access can be restricted, but this has not been found necessary.
> 8) Email addresses can be enrolled for a trial subscription.
> 9) It is very easy to opt out.
> 
> CON
> 1) You have to subscribe to yahoo to post.
> 2) There are no threads, just subject lines. (Pro: It is a thread in it's 
> self)
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