But wouldn't a wiki be cooler than just searching the message archives?  Or maybe adding tagging like delicious?  I don't dispute there are advantages to this list over some existing social media tools, however I do think the list could benefit from an update.  There are lots of cool things about 2.0 (not specific tools, but features) that could really add value to such a 1.0 way of communicating.

Happy Friday!

Julie
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From:         "Allen, Doug" <[log in to unmask]>

Date:         Fri, 13 Mar 2009 14:53:04 
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Subject: [RM] Death of Listservs?


I found this through one of those individuals that I follow on
twitter....

glambertFinishing up article on the "Death of Listservs" -- (using soc.
media instead) - Let me know if you have any pet peevs.
13 minutes ago from TweetDeck   

If I see a link to the eventual article, I'll post it!

Douglas P. Allen, CRM, CDIA+
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