Re: hey

[Dan Simoes <dans@ans.net>]

Dave asks via private email:

> An example is that I have
> recently checked with other CO q-list members to see if
> there is any interest on a pikes peak run and museum visit.
> If there were enough thumbs up, I was going to let the list
> know and organize accordingly. I assume this would be ok?

Yes, a first note to announce the plan, then everything
else followed up in email.  I mean, if there are 1 or 2 notes,
fine, but any more and it really should be taken to private email.

> Also about the latest bantor about seperate sub-lists, my
> vote is no. I think everyone benefits by the knowledge of
> what other regions might be planning. You never know when
> you might be able to make something in another area of
> the country or world and meet fellow q-heads.

OK.  I would still keep the main list of course, but the sublists
would allow for locals to get together easier.  Of course, it
would be more work for me.

Thanks,

| Dan |