Move EuroAristo discussions to G2G?

[Chris Whitten]

EuroAristos,

There's now a category on G2G specifically for this group:
http://www.wikitree.com/g2g/projects/european-aristocracy

What do you think of moving the center of our group from Google Groups
to G2G? Don't answer me here. Answer me at:
http://www.wikitree.com/g2g/3544/can-g2g-replace-the-euroaristo-google-group

I feel like too many discussions here get mixed up and lost. On G2G it
will be easier to address specific questions one at a time.

One of the weaknesses of G2G is that you won't hear about new
questions and answers by e-mail, so you may miss them. If you use a
newsreader you can do it with an RSS feed, but many of us don't use
newsreaders regularly. If you want to try that approach:
http://www.google.com/reader/ (if you don't already use a reader) and
enter http://www.wikitree.com/g2g/feed/qa/projects/european-aristocracy.rss

We could work on other solutions.

I say we run an experiment. Try moving all discussions to G2G for a
week or two and see how it goes. Just use this list for announcements
and to draw attention to important discussions over there.

Roger? Lianne? Lindsay? Kathy? Others, what do you think?

Reply at http://www.wikitree.com/g2g/3544/can-g2g-replace-the-euroaristo-google-group

Or post a new question at http://www.wikitree.com/g2g/ask?cat=6

Chris

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[Roger Travis]

That's fine with me, Chris. We could tickle here on the GGroup if something important comes up in G2G.

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I whole. Hearted agree with you. Chris

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