Jeremy, Thanks for your note. And what appears to be a warning. I am encouraged by responses and by coments from AoIR members as well as people on other lists, people in the community, as well as colleagues. I intervened in an thread concerning revision to email archives, and a remarkable comment by my former colleague Sean Cubitt. 'one day the world will mourn the loss of my juvenilia' in the context of the revision of email archives. It is refreshing to see a turnabout in AoIR around questions of social inclusion and it is clear that my intervention has been successful to the degree that areas that should have been subject to research are now being considered. There remain large areas of internet not yet referenced and there are some keys to what these may be in some of the posts since my intervention. I look forward to teasing reaction out further. What I am doing is necessary. I suggest you help highlight abuses in scholarship and in the industry otherwise people will wonder what your motives are in not doing so. I am hardly a 'newbie'. I employ strategies and tactics contingent to the lists response and lack of it. Did you read my introduction to AIR-L in January 2002? Lachlan Brown
you may want to refrain from doing the personal material via the list re your last barry comment. While i think doing it does satisfy a certain point of theory, it also probably undermines the point of that theory, the 'newbie' appearance... it causes people to ignore. I am pretty sure that you are against being ignored. jeremy hunsinger jhuns@vt.edu on the ibook www.cddc.vt.edu www.cddc.vt.edu/jeremy www.dromocracy.com
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