I notice that Robert Jackson is absent from the list of respondees. If Jackson doesn't want to be found, no one will ever locate him, but I think that he has a detective agency called Jackson & Assoc. (I am not making this up) in Manhattan. Maybe someone else knows more about where he is. Anybody?ErnestOn Jan 31, 2010, at 3:17 PM, Mike Godwin wrote:Dear folks,
Now that the initial flood of acknowledgements has died down (sorry for flooding you with email traffic on the first day or two of this mailing list), let me update you as to where we are.
First off, although we've found lots of people who participated in Doc's Shakespeare at Winedale program between 1970 and 2000, we haven't found everyone. (Some names that come to mind – Nancy Paul, Bruce Wharton, Richard South, Maria Black, Cindy Jaynes.) I'm guessing many of us here know how to contact some of these folks. So this message aims to make it easier for us to gather them in. Feel free to forward this message to S-at-W folks from those years. Details about how to add them to our list (or for them to add themselves) are included below.*
Second, I've been in touch with Doc, and he says he expects to write us in a week or so with an outline of reunion plans. Please stay tuned to this list for Doc's messages, for general messages to this list, and for general planning purposes. I'm looking forward to seeing you all (I hope) this year.
Third, in the next day or two, unless you tell me otherwise, I plan to switch this list's settings so that replies go directly to the person you're replying to rather than to the list generally. This should also reduce any email flood in your inboxes. Once I've done this, emails intended for the list as a whole should be sent to
winedale-l@lists.wikimedia.org
--Mike (read further for details about how to get other folks on this list)
* The Details:
Alums who want to add themselves to the mailing list can go to the
following link --
https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/winedale-l
-- and add themselves. This link allows them to choose whether they
want to get email from the list as soon as someone sends it or to get
mail in batch/digest form (fewer emails, but you get messages later
from the list).Individuals can also subscribe to the mailing list by send email to the following address –
Winedale-l-request@lists.wikimedia.org
-- and including the word "subscribe" in the message's body or subject header.
If they have trouble signing up, or want someone to sign up for them,
they can ask me to do that for them, and email me directly at
mnemonic@gmail.com
and I'll respond, generally quickly. I'm also available to
troubleshoot any problems anyone is having with the mailing list.
It should be noted that the addresses on the mailing list
can be viewed by each individual member, so that people can talk
one-on-one with each other outside the list if they wish. (This is a
good choice for people who want to reminisce or catch up but don't
want to derail discussion on the main list.)
Finally, it's probably worth mentioning that Doc (jayres@cvctx.com) and Stan Kern (stan@texashealingarts.com) and I are trying to build an ongoing contact list, and so any new email addresses should be sent to all three of us for inclusion in the contact list.--mg (mnemonic@gmail.com)
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