[Air-L] Inquiry on screen shots

[Peter Gloviczki]

Friends

I agree with Holly and Rick, this list is a great way to keep up with
things that are ongoing within Internet studies, and I feel fortunate to
have the opportunity to, as Rick said, "peruse them at my leisure." This
list often stimulates my thinking and helps me feel a sense of belonging
within the academic community.

As always, my thanks, Peter

On Thu, Feb 28, 2019 at 10:24 PM Richard Forno <rforno at infowarrior.org>
wrote:

>
> I agree w/Holly (and have also managed many *very* high volume lists over
> the years).   These active discussions - when they come up - are useful,
> thought-provoking, and make our tribe's list more than just a dumping
> ground for CFPs and job postings.   Sure, some topics interest me, others
> do not, but either way I just peruse them @ my leisure.  After all. that's
> what e-mail filters/rules and folders are for!   :)
>
> - rick
>
>
> > On Feb 28, 2019, at 7:16 PM, Holly Kruse <holly.kruse at gmail.com> wrote:
> >
> > As someone with a heavy teaching load in a school where research isn’t
> particularly valued, and as a person who managed air-l for seven years, let
> me add that I have very much appreciated reading this discussion. It’s
> useful, relevant, and to me, what makes air-l vital. It could just become
> an announcements only list used to circulate CFPs and job announcements –
> and it sometimes feels like that what air-l is – but I and many others
> would hate that. I’m not at a university where I can have this sort of
> discussion with my colleagues. I rely on air-l instead.
> >
> > Holly Kruse
> >
> >
> >> On Feb 28, 2019, at 4:30 PM, Light Ben <B.Light at salford.ac.uk> wrote:
> >>
> >> I agree with Jean.  I have to be honest, I delete a chunk of list serv
> stuff due to being busy, but every now and then something catches my eye -
> like this and I engage.  I also read a lot and don't engage. I've been
> reading the ethics stuff viz screenshots for example but not felt the need
> to post (so unmanly). I like the discussion aspect of the list here.  Maybe
> I'm old fashioned. But without the discussion, it becomes just a space we
> post in without engagement, and I’m not so much interested in that.  I like
> when we raise issues and chat about them. I can easily delete stuff I don't
> mind wading through discussion threads if I am interested.  I delete what I
> am not bothered about (sorry folks!).   For me the list is a touch point,
> to keep connected with a community in the midst of (in my job) management,
> in another context I could imagine (a heavy teaching load in a school where
> research and educational enquiry isn't valued.  Different channels for
> different folks I say.   There I just said what Jean said, but used more
> words and space, because I'm a chatterbox - and likely coz I'm a man. Sorry
> folks/jean for manspreading virtually - but I hope this helps.
> >
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