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At 12:43 PM 6/22/00 +0200, you wrote:<br>
<blockquote type=cite cite>Dear Kathleen,<br>
<br>
I am a silent OS-list-reading person with still very little experience on
OS.<br>
A situation I really would like to change. (After having partecipated in
two<br>
OS I have learned in a workshop with Michael Pannwitz and Gabriela Ender,
and<br>
I was facilitator in one tiny, short OS in Vienna - that's all.
)<br>
I am enjoying this forum and the spirit in it, and I hope it will
continue.</blockquote><br>
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God knows what an official pronouncement would be -- especially in this
community -- but my understanding is that the Listserve, in one form or
another (Boise State or Egroup) will continue for sure. The MetaNet /
OpenSpace conference is up and running, and will continue to do so until
it is over. As we all know -- when its over, its over. And if surfing the
web give you the willies, vertigo, deep angst -- I can certainly
understand that -- but you might just try it once again. TMN is very user
friendly, and loads very quickly.
(<a href="http://www.tmn.com/new" eudora="autourl">www.tmn.com/new</a>)
Register and go to "Other conferences" and write in
<i>Openspace. </i>That should get you there. If it doesn't. send me an
email and I will talk <br>
<br>
On the larger issue you raise -- the apparent divide between those
who have and those who don't. Obviously it is a real issue -- which I
think we can take care of by maintaining both electronic venues. But
there will always be the gap -- which requires continuing effort.<br>
<br>
Happy Surfin'<br>
<br>
Harrison<br>
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