Re: <nettime> nettime as idea

[Geert Lovink <geert@xs4all.nl>]

Felix Stalder writes:

On 9 Jun 2006, at 10:38 AM, Felix Stalder wrote:

> I agree, on many levels, nettime works quite well, so there is not an
> urgent need to change something. But, this does not mean it cannot be
> improved. Sure it can. But to do that, we need concrete ideas, what
> would you, personally, individually, like to see in nettime, and how
> do you put up the resources to do it? The easiest thing is to do it
> yourself.

Yourself, right. OK, but why are Felix and Ted excluded from this? Why 
is it such a hilarious idea that cannot be debated that both, after 
seven or more years, now step down and hand over the paswords to an 
interim group or some other group that will sort out who will do the 
moderation next? Why is rotation of the moderation of nettime-l not a 
constructive, concrete proposal?

Another concrete proposal I have is to close down 
nettime-l@bbs.thing.net and take another address, in close 
collaboration with The Thing. It would at least temporarily take away 
some of spam problems.

Yours, Geert



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