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The Webby - 02 Nov 2004 19:00 GMT
As a group of people with an interest in the subjects that have been and
will be discussed at sci.med.dentistry , we need to consider how it is
that we function.  

Are we only a group of individuals or are we a group?

What is the significance of being "a group"?

What do we, as a group, have to gain or lose by what takes place in smd?

What do we, as individuals, have to gain or lose by what takes place in
smd?

Is smd bound to forever be disorganized?

Is organization in the interest or disinterest of a Usenet newsgroup?

How does a newsgroup's participants determine the "value" of the group
to the "outside world"?  

How does a newsgroup's participants determine the "lack of value" of the
group's activity's to the "outside world"?

Is it possible to set a good example for others by taking responsibility
for our group's "actions"?

TW
Mark & Steven Bornfeld DDS - 02 Nov 2004 19:07 GMT
> As a group of people with an interest in the subjects that have been and
> will be discussed at sci.med.dentistry , we need to consider how it is
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> TW

    It's possible to set a good example for others by taking responsibility
for our individual words and actions.  The "group" will take care of itself.
    I think you get it.

Steve

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The Webby - 02 Nov 2004 19:20 GMT
Yes, I do "get it".
Thanks for the reply, Steve.

TW

> > As a group of people with an interest in the subjects that have been and
> > will be discussed at sci.med.dentistry , we need to consider how it is
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> Steve
The Webby - 02 Nov 2004 19:42 GMT
The directions of my posts might have been different this morning except
that my news server was acting up/is acting up and I wasn't aware of
this until now.  And our phone service at home is out for the second
time in four days... with no repair planned until late Thursday.  

So I apologize if my posts seem out of sync.

TW

> > As a group of people with an interest in the subjects that have been and
> > will be discussed at sci.med.dentistry , we need to consider how it is
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> Steve
Vaughn Simon - 02 Nov 2004 20:25 GMT
> Are we only a group of individuals or are we a group?

    Thank God, we are a group of individuals.

> What is the significance of being "a group"?

    In the context of Usenet, not a helluva lot.

> What do we, as a group, have to gain or lose by what takes place in smd?

    Depends on what "the group" means to me.  Myself, (I like to think) I
have a life!

> What do we, as individuals, have to gain or lose by what takes place in
smd?

    Ditto above.

> Is smd bound to forever be disorganized?

    I hope so!

> Is organization in the interest or disinterest of a Usenet newsgroup?

    It is rarely good.  The best that you can hope for is a benevolent
dictatorship, a very efficient system that unfortunately seldom survives a
change in leadership.

> Is it possible to set a good example for others by taking responsibility
> for our group's "actions"?

    No.

Vaughn
The Webby - 02 Nov 2004 20:49 GMT
Thank you for adding your thoughts, Vaughn.  (Your answers are just as I
anticipated! That's a sign that I've been paying attention to who you
are all these years ... with pleasure!)

Sabra

> "The Webby" <nospamattmjiatroepidemicnospam@san.rr.com> wrote in message
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> Vaughn
Krzysztof Polanowski - 03 Nov 2004 22:10 GMT
good question,good answer!!
Group is working thats the most important task
> Thank you for adding your thoughts, Vaughn.  (Your answers are just as I
> anticipated! That's a sign that I've been paying attention to who you
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