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Re: Regarding exclusivity on a site

Posted by Kath on November 1, 2009, at 14:43:42

In reply to Re: Regarding exclusivity on a site, posted by Dinah on October 31, 2009, at 16:41:55

> It seems like a lot of the small groups that splinter off Babble don't end up working out.

The one I was in was active from 2000 to 2007 - not too shabby a time-record methinks.
:-)

>I'm not trying to be Debbie Downer, I'm just pointing out what I've noticed over years of observation. I think whoever pointed out that it's harder than it looks is likely correct.
>
> Which doesn't mean I'm not interested. Not at all. I don't want to lose touch with the people I've grown to care about. Count me in.

After reading Muffled's comments about how to deal with problems, I'm feeling WAY more positive about the prospect.

> I suppose scope would be one of the main things to consider. Are we talking about starting a group of those of us former babblers who want to stay in touch? A semi private group? Or is the idea to expand membership and be more of a mental health support website? It seems to me that the former would be a more feasible idea and require less investment, but also more vulnerable to the drifting away that seems to occur naturally.

I'm more interested in the former. What would a semi-private group be?

Kath

By the way, ((((((((((((((((you)))))))))))))))

 

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