[p2p-research] welcome to p2p research list

[Michel Bauwens]

Thank you so much Ned for this assistance!

I have announced the initiative here at
http://blog.p2pfoundation.net/launching-a-p2p-research-list-for-discussion/2007/11/24

Paul, could you write up something similar for the socialtext wiki forum?

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Michel

On Nov 22, 2007 6:45 AM, Ned Rossiter <ned at nedrossiter.org> wrote:

> hi all, great to meet all of you who could make it to the p2p meeting
> in nottingham.  and for those who couldn't make it - greetings.
>
> you are all seasoned list-serv folks, I'm certain. nonetheless,
> perhaps it is worth signaling the defaults of this mailing list:
>
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> You probably noticed a fairly generic summary of the list in the auto-
> generated welcome you received:
>
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> if anyone wants that changed, feel free to write a new line.
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> looking forward to seeing how this research group develops then,
>
> Ned - with thanks to the Institute of Network Cultures for hosting
> the list
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