[ripe-list] The Future of Discussion Lists

 How close are we to reinventing NNTP ?

Only half-joking :-)

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On Mon, May 29, 2023 at 6:43, Anna Wilson <anna.wilson at heanet.ie> wrote:

Morning, all.

When I attended my first RIPE in 1998, the idea that you could do policy
coordination on _the internet_, especially on an open list that
uncredentialled people could just join, was pretty radical.

It's not radical anymore. Well done, us.

Leo's right, and the problems he identifies are real.

Reading this thread, most of what I see are "minimum requirements".
Implicit in this seems to be the idea that Important People Won't Join if
those requirements aren't met.

What I don't see so much yet is a picture of what a new, radical, open
approach could look like. Which is the thing that made RIPE successful in
the first place.

All the best,
Anna

p.s. Some mistakes will definitely be made. That's good? That means some
decisions are being made.

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