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Re: [Marxism] posting rules
On 17 Jan 2005 at 20:22, Les Schaffer wrote:
> ** --> we debated this several years ago, whether comrades behind slow
> access points would want to surf the net to acquire the complete article
> rather than the convenience of having the entire post included in the
> message to the list. since we did not get enough feedback from
> subscribers, we decided to keep this rule, hence do NOT post copmplete
> articles available on the web. if you disagree with this policy and are
> from a country or region with slowwwwww access, shout up now.
>
Posting the entire articles, as you say, is more practical for folks with poor
connections. Secondly, it saves you the hassle of going to the websiste, and the
danger that some type of spyware/adware gets downloaded on your computer
(you'd be surprised at the amount of "legitimate sites" that have these
"software").
Finally, you ensure that the information is achived.
I thinking more in terms of articles from the major media. Down the road, these
are
generally harder to access. I understand more the logic behind chopping
articles/essays from alternative sources, especially if they're particularly
long.
DOQ
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