Re: mailing lists | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Craig Ragland (cragland![]() |
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Date: Mon, 29 Jan 1996 17:49:17 -0600 |
Songaia Cooperative (http://www.songaia.com) has decided, at least for the time being, to NOT give out our mailing list for use in non-Songaian purposes. We have not yet done any trading of lists with other groups and, I believe, have turned down some "opportunities" to spread our list around to other non-profity purposes. I'm actually more interested in how electronic distribution lists can be used than snail mail lists because of (1) the relative costs of each medium, (2) the fact that with a e-mail list, I can just reference a website address and the recipient can determine whether or not to take the time to check us out and (3) the relative ecological cost of "junk mail." The only real problem is that e-mail excludes people that are not "wired." Eventually, I expect that I will have convinced all of Songaia to get "wired," but I'm not going to hold my breath -- I'm just going to work out the economics of having a high performance communications server and ISDN connectivity for the whole community and then do a deal with my employer, Questar Microsystems (http://www.questar.com) who offers the NetQuest (tm) server-in-a-box product. We have yet to lay the communications infrastructure for Songaia and I believe that there is a real deal to be had by putting together a cooperative communications system (i.e. PBX) vs. all of us having one-to-one relations with our local telephone company (GTE). cragland [at] questar.com is Craig Ragland Vice President of Internet Services Questar Microsystems, Inc. Land: (206) 487-2627 ext. 225 FAX: (206) 487-9803
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mailing lists JPCOACH, January 25 1996
- Re: mailing lists Barry Krusch, January 26 1996
- mailing lists Debbie Behrens, January 29 1996
- Re: mailing lists Craig Ragland, January 29 1996
- Re: Mailing Lists Eric D. Hart, March 5 1996
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