[conspire] mailing list, forum and social networks

[paulz at ieee.org]

 Ivan brings up a good point.  Most social media gives users endorphins from just clicking "like".  No thinking required.
At a real CABAL, there similar expressions when the garlic bread or Ross's sous vide is passed around.  Otherwise people are expected to say reasonably full sentences that add to the conversation.
In the email extension of CABAL, I expect most people read most messages, time permitting.  
    On Friday, December 18, 2020, 03:16:46 AM PST, Ivan Sergio Borgonovo <mail at webthatworks.it> wrote:  
 
 I used to have my own website where I was used to put things that I need 
and may be needed by others and link to interesting stuff.

I always enjoyed mailing lists way more than forums since they are 
asynchronous and they generally have a public archive.

I've never really used a social network till recently and mostly as a 
social experiment rather than a tool.

Now that I've tried social networks whenever I read an email that has 
quality content, I miss the feature to "like" it, to make it more 
important and let more people read it.


-- 
Ivan Sergio Borgonovo
https://www.webthatworks.it https://www.borgonovo.net


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