Re: [iwar] Did this list lose its focus?

From: Lewis Z. Koch (lzkoch@attbi.com)
Date: 2001-12-17 06:53:15


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From: "Lewis Z. Koch" <lzkoch@attbi.com>
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Date: Mon, 17 Dec 2001 08:53:15 -0600
Subject: Re: [iwar] Did this list lose its focus?
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Fred said:

>The way to alter the behavior of the forum is to start discussiong the
>issues that arise.  I, for one, am interested in all views.
>
>I have come to believe that high quality information warfare involves
>deep thought and understanding of behaviors.  I have spent some
>considerable time lately looking at these issues and applying them in a
>practical sense - hence some of the recent papers at all.net.  I would
>love to hear other views and see information on other researchers'
>results.

Personally, I would like to see the forum opened up a tad -- but only a
tad. If it isn't too much work, I'd prefer Fred choose what letters/people he
includes or excludes. Of course I'd like to see Rob's comments (after all,
I write for Vmths.com). Those who have substantial interest, and can add
new and solid information, hey, I'm up for that. But the last thing I want 
is a list
with people debating string theory or worse, arguing about gun control.

More information, in and by itself, is just noise. Opening it up to more
"signals" is great. More good information that is sourced can only add to
our mine of information.

Lew Koch

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