> it has something to do with rainbow family. Surely the rainbow discussion
> group has room for more than gathering sites and rules and blissful or
> fearful messages of hi and bye and where's my long-lost child?
Personally, I've always seen AGR as a cyberspace regional. Alot of the
discussion that goes on here is like sitting around the campfire at night.
There you hear it all, from UFOs, to good food, to protests, to some Rainbow
stuff. It seems silly to limit this group to announcements of Rainbow Events,
we can use web sites for that.
So I figure anything that's of interest to Rainbows can and should be
discussed. I see no reason to limit the discussions, even those threads
I don't bother to read. (which is the majority of them, these days...)
Rather than limit the discssions, which get long, I'd rather folks just
learn to edit their replies down to a manageable size. After a major
blast of long messages, with everyone's complete text included, I see a few
folks mailboxs fill up. It's not that hard to remove most of the post you're
replying to. We all know what was said. It's best when folks edit the
post they're replying to to a few lines...
That'll save way more bandwidth and diskspace than limiting the discussions...
- rob -