Encryption to those people you trust on an open email list still has much to recommend it.

On Mon, 31 Aug 2015 11:42 Paul Miller <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

I'm still here but busy elsewhere. GP-UK was the first mailing list for doctors I joined but of course since then there are lots of new on line communities discussing stuff. GP-UK's open nature and monitoring by journalists was a little constraining to free ranging discussion.

I never managed to get into doctors.net in a big way. Otherwise I have the Vision list, Discuss (which is very quiet), now the [log in to unmask] forum and a few other mailing lists I follow or contribute to.

Young GPs with an interest in health informatics few and far between as Ewan says, and for all the reasons we know of. Also everyone seems to be retiring.

Not me though...

Dr Paul Miller
Glasgow, UK

On 30 August 2015 at 14:49, Adrian Midgley <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

Doctors net is a bit wonky, and some of the more lively entities have migrated to a facebook group, to the Doctors Mess forum and no doubt to other places.

Have GPs gone to doctors.net (closed to me as a non-clinician)? You'll

The FOAMed tendency on Twitter etc are a good thing.

We hope http://ganfyd.org will be a useful thing, and persist. It already has for longer than the proprietary softwared walled gardens that people tried to set up at similar times.