NODE b4f8e064The Purpose of the List
Blanc Weber <blancw@MICROSOFT.com>Tue, 21 Jan 1997 19:57:05 -0800 (PST)
If the cpunk list discusses only crypto, then mathematician-programmers
will do their cold work in an isolation which eliminates the need to
think about the consequences of their actions.
So discussions on philosophy, society, etc., are important, to remind
everyone of the context within which this subject operates.
However, if "community feeling" is the only thing created on the list,
and crypto is no longer the focal topic, then what is to be
accomplished: the list will become just a playing ground for wayward
KOTM PhDs who are not welcome in most other cyberspaces.
So the question of "how will this impact society", must maintain
association with "but how does this relate to crypto?". (unless the
list has changed its stripes, evolving into something completely
different, which many will agree it has).
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Blanc
NODE 340d40ddRe: The Purpose of the List
Dale Thorn <dthorn@gte.net>Tue, 21 Jan 1997 20:53:42 -0800 (PST)
Blanc Weber wrote:
> If the cpunk list discusses only crypto, then mathematician-programmers
> will do their cold work in an isolation which eliminates the need to
> think about the consequences of their actions.
> So discussions on philosophy, society, etc., are important, to remind
> everyone of the context within which this subject operates.
> However, if "community feeling" is the only thing created on the list,
> and crypto is no longer the focal topic, then what is to be
> accomplished: the list will become just a playing ground for wayward
> KOTM PhDs who are not welcome in most other cyberspaces.
> So the question of "how will this impact society", must maintain
> association with "but how does this relate to crypto?". (unless the
> list has changed its stripes, evolving into something completely
> different, which many will agree it has).
It can be said 100,000 times, but it still comes out the same:
Just as in "The only cure for bad speech is more speech", "the only
cure for 'list-focus-drift' is more on-focus postings".