Malts-L

[BlackKeno at AOL.COM]

I echo these sentiments and thank everyone who has contributed to the  
success of the list so far.
 
John
 
In a message dated 4/15/2007 9:42:34 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time,  
A.R.Kraaijeveld at SOTON.AC.UK writes:

Good to  see several old friends crawl out of the woodwork again! And good to 
hear  about Davin's plan to preserve the archives for 30th century historians 
really  interested in that ancient brew called 'whisky' ...

As to the active  part of the list, what are the options? And I now fully 
admit my ignorance in  the possibilities, pros and cons of various types of 
internet list, fora,  bb's, etc. 

If someone who knows more about this than I do could maybe  post a few 
easily-implementable options, with pros and cons, we could see what  the best 
options would be for us. Personally, the lo-tech character of the  list, with new 
postings coming into my mailbox automatically, without me  having to do anything 
extra, like visit a web-site, is a big pro for me. With  my work, rattling 
off a quick reply to a post is quicker, and therefore more  feasible, than 
having to visit a web-site again and again to see if something  new has been 
posted. 

Any other thoughs/ideas on the way  forward?

Slainte, 
Lex

P.E. And with this topic, the list has  now seen more activity in a single 
day than at any other day in the last year  or so (;o)


 



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