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I don't think this is over the top - helpful, rather... yes, I see the point about the confidentiality of having subscribed - if folk want to make themselves known and don't mind their details being shared I guess that they will by sending a message anyway. Annie On Thu, 6 Mar 2003 15:48:54 +0000 Rebekah Pratt <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > > Hi, > > The organisation that provides the facility for this list advise that the > subscriber list is kept confidential to the list owner. I think this is > rightly observing a consent issue - in that it is usually understood that > when people join a list as a subscriber they do so because they want to be > part of the forum, and haven't agreed to necessarily share their details > with other people. If people still want the list of those subscribed I > will have to check with JISC Mail about their regulations. I suspect it > would involve some clarity on why people want a list of subscribers, what > they will do with the information and finding a way to get everyone's consent. > > In relation to agreeing guidelines I agree that keeping it open as possible > is a good thing. A different list I am a member of has been having a very > difficult time with people posting inappropriate messages. Having some > guidelines seems useful for times when there are complaints about list > activity. I like the statement in Annie's email below: > > "postings are welcome that fit with a commitment to psychologies that > contribute to community well-being, power sharing, social > justice and social support" > > I could include the above statement, and the JISC guidelines (list below) > in the welcome message to people - or is that OTT? > * Respect copyright when forwarding messages, if in doubt check with > the author > * Respect people's privacy, don't give out the private email addresses > or contact details of others > * Think before cross-posting, some people belong to more than one list > * Don't call someone names, are overtly rude, or are blatantly > sarcastic or condescending > * Watch where that reply is going, should it go to the sender or the list? > * Send your commands to the right address, [log in to unmask] > * Make sure your email address is correct > * Complain to the list owner, not the list > * Suspend mail when going away, you can always catch up via the archives > * Don't send attachments to JISCmail lists, use the files area > associated with your list > * Use a meaningful subject line, it will increase the chances of it > being read and found > * Write relevant messages appropriate to the purpose of the list > * Don't quote an entire message when replying this leads to very long > messages > * Keep your lines short and don't send long messages, waffle is > off-putting > * Use a short, well-designed signature Only use ASCII (plain) text ie > don't use pound (£) signs > > > Rebekah > > > At 14:44 05/03/2003 +0000, you wrote: > >Rebekah, > >Thanks so much for setting up this discussion list - > >i'm already finding it productive and helpful to make > >contact with others and witness discussions - nice to have > >like minded messages occassionally to lift my spirits > >or challenge me to think when faced with the endless > >bureacracy that comes thro the ether.... > >I'd like to have a print out too of subscribers if that is > >possible to find. > >Like Carolyn, I don't like too much regulation tho I > >suppose if there is a real risk of being bomarded with > >things that won't lift my spirits or challenge me that > >could change - i find my delete button works quite quickly > >but there would be a real problem if attachements are > >sent which can overload my mailbox. > > > >I don't understand how access is controlled but may be we > >could simply specify something along the lines of postings > >are welcome that fit with a commitment to psychologies that > >contribute to community well-being, power sharing, social > >justice and social support. > > > > > >Annie > >On Wed, 5 Mar 2003 14:10:03 +0100 Carolyn Kagan > ><[log in to unmask]> wrote: > > > > > Rebekah > > > My preference as always is for least restriction possible (this maight > > > change if the list began to add irrelevantly to the hoards of emails > > > received). I'm also not particularly infavour ofany guideliens other > > > than a commitment to a value based community psychology. > > > > > > Is there any way of seeing the list of subscribers? I cant work this out > > > from the site. > > > Best wishes > > > carolyn > > COMMUNITYPSYCHUK - The discussion list for community psychology in the UK. > To unsubscribe or to change your details visit the website: > http://www.jiscmail.ac.uk/lists/COMMUNITYPSYCHUK.HTML > For any problems or queries, contact the list owner at [log in to unmask] Annie Mitchell Lecturer in Psychology, Clinical Director, Doctorate in Clinical and Community Psychology, School of Psychology, Washington Singer Building, University of Exeter, Exeter, EX4 4QG Phone 01392 264621 or Liz Mears, Programme Administrator 01392 403184 COMMUNITYPSYCHUK - The discussion list for community psychology in the UK. 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