SCN: suggestion for SCNA

[J. Johnson]

For all the deficiences, SCN (separate from any other "projects" of SCNA)
has been useful as a non-profit, non-commercial platform for e-mail and
web pages.  That could be the core service to focus on.

I think there is a case for dialup service (in some form), but that could
be an extended discussion, and should be deferred to some of the other
issues.  For now I hope no one will be so reckless as to arbitrarily
terminate it.

=== JJohnson =====================================================

On Sat, 9 Jul 2011, jmabel wrote:

> JJ, I still think that there is a good use for a non-profit, non-commercial,
> locally oriented space on the Internet. I also think that insofar as it can be
> maintained and even expanded, the computer giveaway program remains useful.
> Certainly the site I continue to maintain on SCN - the Crisis Resource Directory
> - remains as useful as ever, and no one else is providing an equivalent.
> 
> I have tremendous doubt of the continuing value of SCN's very limited free
> dialup in an age where (among other things) anyone can go to the library and get
> 90 minutes of free time on a reasonably modern browser.
> 
> --------------------
> Joe Mabel
> 
> 

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