From: MJ Ray Date: 2001-04-30T21:41:25+09:00 Subject: [ruby-talk:14440] Re: Separating the wheat from the chaff. Marc Butler writes: > I don't understand the difficulties of splitting the newsgroup to reflect > two mailing lists. However, if this is problematic then it is a > consideration. If comp.* functions as with other structures which I am familiar with, you would need to win a vote of participants by some margin. From this discussion so far, it looks like this would not happen, although I am aware that many people are (probably quite rightly) silent on the issue so far. > I was addressing technical assertions as work arounds which nullify my > point. I was simply countering that these assertions are not sufficient > to address my concerns. If your concern is anything other than personal convenience of yourself and a minority like you, please state it. A number of valid ways of achieving what you desire without upheaval for all on the list and group have been given, so why should a split still proceed? > Like Kent, you are attempting to argue by > attacking me rather than my concerns. (At least in this post.) I have not attacked you and I find the assertion offensive. [snip!] -- MJR