[WikiEN-l] Durova/!! matter now in newspaper.

[Bryan Derksen]

David Gerard wrote:
> On 04/12/2007, Bryan Derksen <bryan.derksen at shaw.ca> wrote:
> 
>> A suggestion I've been pondering is to expand [[Wikipedia:Mailing
>> lists]] to list _all_ mailing lists where Wikipedia is the topic,
>> annotated and subsectioned to keep the "unofficial" stuff properly
>> segregated of course. The mailing lists don't have to be public or open,
>> IMO merely listing their existence and subject matter would be very
>> useful for keeping paranoia levels down.
> 
> This strikes me as hard to enforce. The cyberstalking list started as
> a cc: list and was then put on Wikia; anyone who feels they have
> something to say to more than one person without a mob inquiry and
> consequent Orlowskiing would just keep it as a cc: list. I don't see
> it as feasible to regulate cc: lists.

I wasn't considering cc: lists at all, there isn't really anything to
actually link to in those cases. I was only thinking of the sorts of
mailing lists like cyberstalking or wpinvestigations, which had a
mailman server and such.

"Enforcement" probably wouldn't be a hard and fast thing either, if it
were simply accepted and customary that any mailing lists where
Wikipedia's the topic of discussion got listed there I imagine most
would wind up being listed there by someone or another.

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