Re: Trellix

Rohit Khare (khare@w3.org)
Fri, 18 Jul 1997 14:51:55 -0400 (EDT)


> > A similar (but appropriately scaled-down) standard applies to FoRK
> > posts.
>
> Well shit man, why didnt you just say that you would rather folks not be
> conversational. I understand that not everyone can carry on a steam of
> thinking with other folks. And thats OK.

I'll intercede on this minor point. The list is 'freewheeling', but it is
not conversational. FoRK is for bits, silly wabbit.

I like to remind myself that each post is archived, and to ask 'why': what in
this post merits recording, and second, will this post allow the thought to be
unpickled in the future?

Rambling, diversionary, tangential volleys are great, but I like them with
bits: in recent memory, the 'timekeeping' standards was an excellent example
from last month.

Remember, there can only be one Tim Byars.

Rohit

PS. Don't forget the Pyrite Rule: if you could imagine VOXing something, don't
ever FoRK it :-)