It has been suggested that perhaps we should create a separate list just for those who are interested in job and or project postings and leave this list for conversations about mobile. I wanted to get your feedback on this idea.
FWIW, we moderate messages sent to the list and try to make sure that postings are related to jobs in Oregon or Southern Washington and have a mobile component. Occasionally things get through that moderation process on accident[1], but we try to keep the list low on noise and volume.
What do you think? Too many job postings? Would a separate list make sense? Or are there enough lists as it is?
Thanks,
Jason
[1] My muscle memory for email key commands can be a tad aggressive. A couple of times I’ve accidentally approved a message for the list when my fingers replied to the moderation request before my brain caught up reading what the email was about. Sorry about that. :-(
> It has been suggested that perhaps we should create a separate list just for those who are interested in job and or project postings and leave this list for conversations about mobile. I wanted to get your feedback on this idea.
> FWIW, we moderate messages sent to the list and try to make sure that postings are related to jobs in Oregon or Southern Washington and have a mobile component. Occasionally things get through that moderation process on accident[1], but we try to keep the list low on noise and volume.
> What do you think? Too many job postings? Would a separate list make sense? Or are there enough lists as it is?
> Thanks,
> Jason
> [1] My muscle memory for email key commands can be a tad aggressive. A couple of times I’ve accidentally approved a message for the list when my fingers replied to the moderation request before my brain caught up reading what the email was about. Sorry about that. :-(
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I would like to see actual substantive discussions between meetings. Jobs and meeting announcements don't need to be separate as far as I'm concerned.
Rob
On Friday, September 7, 2012 6:29:28 AM UTC-7, Elia Freedman wrote:
> If not for job postings what else would be in this list besides meeting > announcements? Does anything actually get discussed here?
> Elia
> On Sep 6, 2012, at 10:18 PM, Jason Grigsby <ja...@cloudfour.com<javascript:>> > wrote:
> > It has been suggested that perhaps we should create a separate list just > for those who are interested in job and or project postings and leave this > list for conversations about mobile. I wanted to get your feedback on this > idea.
> > FWIW, we moderate messages sent to the list and try to make sure that > postings are related to jobs in Oregon or Southern Washington and have a > mobile component. Occasionally things get through that moderation process > on accident[1], but we try to keep the list low on noise and volume.
> > What do you think? Too many job postings? Would a separate list make > sense? Or are there enough lists as it is?
> > Thanks,
> > Jason
> > [1] My muscle memory for email key commands can be a tad aggressive. A > couple of times I’ve accidentally approved a message for the list when my > fingers replied to the moderation request before my brain caught up reading > what the email was about. Sorry about that. :-(
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I don't mind the postings. I find they give excellent visibility on which companies are new, growing, partnering, what they're currently working on, etc.
> It has been suggested that perhaps we should create a separate list just for those who are interested in job and or project postings and leave this list for conversations about mobile. I wanted to get your feedback on this idea.
> FWIW, we moderate messages sent to the list and try to make sure that postings are related to jobs in Oregon or Southern Washington and have a mobile component. Occasionally things get through that moderation process on accident[1], but we try to keep the list low on noise and volume.
> What do you think? Too many job postings? Would a separate list make sense? Or are there enough lists as it is?
> Thanks,
> Jason
> [1] My muscle memory for email key commands can be a tad aggressive. A couple of times I’ve accidentally approved a message for the list when my fingers replied to the moderation request before my brain caught up reading what the email was about. Sorry about that. :-(
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> If not for job postings what else would be in this list besides meeting
> announcements? Does anything actually get discussed here?
> Elia
> On Sep 6, 2012, at 10:18 PM, Jason Grigsby <ja...@cloudfour.com> wrote:
> > It has been suggested that perhaps we should create a separate list just
> for those who are interested in job and or project postings and leave this
> list for conversations about mobile. I wanted to get your feedback on this
> idea.
> > FWIW, we moderate messages sent to the list and try to make sure that
> postings are related to jobs in Oregon or Southern Washington and have a
> mobile component. Occasionally things get through that moderation process
> on accident[1], but we try to keep the list low on noise and volume.
> > What do you think? Too many job postings? Would a separate list make
> sense? Or are there enough lists as it is?
> > Thanks,
> > Jason
> > [1] My muscle memory for email key commands can be a tad aggressive. A
> couple of times I’ve accidentally approved a message for the list when my
> fingers replied to the moderation request before my brain caught up reading
> what the email was about. Sorry about that. :-(
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> I would like to see actual substantive discussions between meetings. Jobs and meeting announcements don't need to be separate as far as I'm concerned.
> Rob
> On Friday, September 7, 2012 6:29:28 AM UTC-7, Elia Freedman wrote:
> If not for job postings what else would be in this list besides meeting announcements? Does anything actually get discussed here?
> Elia
> On Sep 6, 2012, at 10:18 PM, Jason Grigsby <ja...@cloudfour.com> wrote:
> > It has been suggested that perhaps we should create a separate list just for those who are interested in job and or project postings and leave this list for conversations about mobile. I wanted to get your feedback on this idea.
> > FWIW, we moderate messages sent to the list and try to make sure that postings are related to jobs in Oregon or Southern Washington and have a mobile component. Occasionally things get through that moderation process on accident[1], but we try to keep the list low on noise and volume.
> > What do you think? Too many job postings? Would a separate list make sense? Or are there enough lists as it is?
> > Thanks,
> > Jason
> > [1] My muscle memory for email key commands can be a tad aggressive. A couple of times I’ve accidentally approved a message for the list when my fingers replied to the moderation request before my brain caught up reading what the email was about. Sorry about that. :-(
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Any community requires every member to contribute something for it to thrive. If it helps the mobile community in portland have a better sense of connection and understand what one another are doing, I think scanning an email or three every few days is a reasonable thing to ask of everyone.
> I don't mind the postings. I find they give excellent visibility on which companies are new, growing, partnering, what they're currently working on, etc.
> Mike Westby
> On Sep 6, 2012, at 10:18 PM, Jason Grigsby wrote:
>> It has been suggested that perhaps we should create a separate list just for those who are interested in job and or project postings and leave this list for conversations about mobile. I wanted to get your feedback on this idea.
>> FWIW, we moderate messages sent to the list and try to make sure that postings are related to jobs in Oregon or Southern Washington and have a mobile component. Occasionally things get through that moderation process on accident[1], but we try to keep the list low on noise and volume.
>> What do you think? Too many job postings? Would a separate list make sense? Or are there enough lists as it is?
>> Thanks,
>> Jason
>> [1] My muscle memory for email key commands can be a tad aggressive. A couple of times I’ve accidentally approved a message for the list when my fingers replied to the moderation request before my brain caught up reading what the email was about. Sorry about that. :-(
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> Any community requires every member to contribute something for it to
> thrive. If it helps the mobile community in portland have a better sense of
> connection and understand what one another are doing, I think scanning an
> email or three every few days is a reasonable thing to ask of everyone.
> ~jonathan
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> Jonathan Karon, Tappister
> On Sep 7, 2012, at 6:39 AM, Mike Westby wrote:
> > I don't mind the postings. I find they give excellent visibility on
> which companies are new, growing, partnering, what they're currently
> working on, etc.
> > Mike Westby
> > On Sep 6, 2012, at 10:18 PM, Jason Grigsby wrote:
> >> It has been suggested that perhaps we should create a separate list
> just for those who are interested in job and or project postings and leave
> this list for conversations about mobile. I wanted to get your feedback on
> this idea.
> >> FWIW, we moderate messages sent to the list and try to make sure that
> postings are related to jobs in Oregon or Southern Washington and have a
> mobile component. Occasionally things get through that moderation process
> on accident[1], but we try to keep the list low on noise and volume.
> >> What do you think? Too many job postings? Would a separate list make
> sense? Or are there enough lists as it is?
> >> Thanks,
> >> Jason
> >> [1] My muscle memory for email key commands can be a tad aggressive. A
> couple of times I’ve accidentally approved a message for the list when my
> fingers replied to the moderation request before my brain caught up reading
> what the email was about. Sorry about that. :-(
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preston.crawf...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I think they're fine currently. I'm curious as to who's doing mobile in
> Portland and don't find it takes away from the list.
> Preston
> On Fri, Sep 7, 2012 at 8:47 AM, jonathan karon <jonat...@tappister.com>wrote:
>> Any community requires every member to contribute something for it to
>> thrive. If it helps the mobile community in portland have a better sense of
>> connection and understand what one another are doing, I think scanning an
>> email or three every few days is a reasonable thing to ask of everyone.
>> ~jonathan
>> ----
>> Jonathan Karon, Tappister
>> On Sep 7, 2012, at 6:39 AM, Mike Westby wrote:
>> > I don't mind the postings. I find they give excellent visibility on
>> which companies are new, growing, partnering, what they're currently
>> working on, etc.
>> > Mike Westby
>> > On Sep 6, 2012, at 10:18 PM, Jason Grigsby wrote:
>> >> It has been suggested that perhaps we should create a separate list
>> just for those who are interested in job and or project postings and leave
>> this list for conversations about mobile. I wanted to get your feedback on
>> this idea.
>> >> FWIW, we moderate messages sent to the list and try to make sure that
>> postings are related to jobs in Oregon or Southern Washington and have a
>> mobile component. Occasionally things get through that moderation process
>> on accident[1], but we try to keep the list low on noise and volume.
>> >> What do you think? Too many job postings? Would a separate list make
>> sense? Or are there enough lists as it is?
>> >> Thanks,
>> >> Jason
>> >> [1] My muscle memory for email key commands can be a tad aggressive. A
>> couple of times I’ve accidentally approved a message for the list when my
>> fingers replied to the moderation request before my brain caught up reading
>> what the email was about. Sorry about that. :-(
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