At 05:07 AM 10/11/2000 +0800, you wrote:
>Reflectorites
>
>See comments below.
>
>I am considering continuing the Reflector (like as it originally was under
>Phil Johnson) but in the form of a small private mailing list that would
>involve sending messages using the cc address book group facility. I
>presume this is feasible?
quite feasible. However, it would be more efficient to use e-groups. The
service is free and you can restrict membership.
>I think there is a place for a list on creation/evolution/design that is
>mainly for laypeople and would feature a lot of news and scientific
>article sharing, and less debate.
>
>The list would be open to all those who are interested in design/ID (which
>would also include its Darwinian/naturalistic evolution rivals).
>
>The list would not necessarily exclude evolutionists but it would exclude
>those who denied design apriori (i.e. no amount of evidence would ever
>convince them of it).
that would be a tough criteria to prove. Good luck!
> Constructive criticism of design/ID would be OK (in
>fact welcome) but not destructive. One would not have to believe that the
>designer was the Christian God, or in fact in *any* designer.
>
>The list would *not* be open to `flamethrowers' or those who habitually
>indulge in ad hominems.
I strongly recommend http://www.egroups.com/group/creationevolutiondebate
courtesy is (politely) enforced and the discussions are excellent.
>New members would be admitted only by recommendation of an existing
>member and would be required to state their name, occupation /
>qualifications and where they stand in the creation-evolution design/ID
>spectrums. I personally don't like pseudonyms, but if someone had a *very*
>good reason to remain anonymous and use one, and the group was happy
>about it, they could.
. . .
>If anyone is interested in being members of new list on the above terms,
>please send me an email privately. I will keep that confidential.
I pass. Sorry.
Susan
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