[Air-l] Definitions

[Seth Johnson]

It has been my first assumption that this was the Association of
anyone who does Internet Research.  If it became the Association
of Professional and/or Scholarly Internet Researchers, that would
be a significant development worthy of noting and questioning.


Seth


Ellis Godard wrote:
> 
> Nancy wrote:
> > ... a lot of people on this list would not
> > define themselves as "scientists" but as humanists, artists,
> > practioners, and other categories
> 
> What other associations draw from such disparate goals and agendas? And
> what, if anything, do they accomplish?
> 
> If "research" is something done by humanists and artists, as well as
> scientists and practitioners, is there anyone who isn't a researcher? Is
> this, in essense, the Association of Internet Anythingers?
> 
> -eg
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