[ RadSafe ] posting delays results in loss of continuity
Sandy Perle
sandyfl at cox.net
Mon Oct 15 11:25:19 CDT 2007
While I do understand the reasons for reviewing posts to the forum,
the result often is a disconnect in the thread due to timing of
postings to the forum. One reason I cancelled membership in the
MedPhysics Listserver was the review of posts as well as each member
being limited to just 2 posts per day. Often a question would be
posted and no response could be provided to the list until the next
day. If the answer was only pertinent to the individual who posed the
question, a private E-Mail was viable, but the list suffered.
I note that John Jacobus's post title "Web site: Sense About Science -
- Nuclear Information Library" was just posted, 0915 PDT yet was sent
October 12 at 1216 PDT (almost 3 days ago).
I want to reiterate that I do not question Marcel's motives, but am
concerned that not having the spontaneous and interactive timely
responses as in the past, will cause Radsafe to degrade as an
informational forum. Members will more likely than not resort to
simply answering a specific individual and not copy the list due to
the time delays where a comment could very well be taken out of
context.
Having been a member of Radsafe back to the early 90's, I hope that
this does not happen.
Regards to all.
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Sander C. Perle
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