Tom Rux is the best feature here. His incredibly detailed work on the errata and on checking all of the design systems is one of the greatest contributions to Traveller in the last decade.

I've considered dropping off the list when I just had too much going on, but I'm addicted to the minutiae!

On Tue, Oct 1, 2019, 16:50 Jeff Zeitlin <xxxxxx@freelancetraveller.com> wrote:
In the run-up to TravellerCON/USA, I'm seeing ZERO traffic. It didn't used
to be this way, not even when we were having teething pains because of host
changes.

I really don't want to get tied to forums and "Social Networks"; I like to
keep an archive, and I like to be able to download when I'm not at my
computer, and read and respond at my leisure - especially if I'm having
network problems and need to let stuff accumulate until the network
problems are resolved, and still not miss anything. Unlike email and nntp,
Social Networks and Forums simply don't allow that; I essentially have to
be able to participate in real-time or risk missing a lot.

Can we somehow resuscitate the list? Can we possibly arrange feeds or at
least summaries from Those Other Places That Are More Ephemeral?


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