As I mentioned in a recent post, I have always assumed the L-OT list to be loosely music related. In fact I wouldn't have a problem at all with threads talking about politics *that directly relate to music*, e.g. new laws that would effect the music industry in any way. IMHO this just isn't the place for a general world history class, or even for people to talk about the best chocolate chip cookie recipie they've ever had. My mistake was thinking this was clear to everyone - after this big issue came up I realized that "list philosphy" was never said anywhere in big bold letters for all to read, so I can understand why some of you didn't realize that's what was intended for this list (by some of us at least). The last poll is very inconclusive -- "yes" politics is only ahead of "no" politics by 3 votes, but 3 people unsubscribed on the second day of the big political thread who probably would have voted "no", so IMO it's still extremely even. After discussing this with the other admins, we've decided to let all of you vote on this issue to decide. The question is not just about politics: Does the Logic-OT list need to stay somewhat focused on things related to music (not just music production, but e.g. Dennis's interesting thread a while back about Japanese music, etc.)... or should we allow all "way off topic" subject at all to be posted here? The poll will conclude on October 27th, and we will go with whatever the majority of people vote for. Also please note that *if* people vote to keep the list related to music, we *will* create another list for Logic users to discuss anything and everything they want, even if its way off topic. This would save people uninterested in non-music-related threads from having to sort through way off topic threads, and it would give everyone interested in political or other way off topic subjects to freely discuss them with other Logic users without any moderation at all. I'm creating the poll now, so you should receive another email right after this one with the link to the poll. All the best, Jeremy Martin; sadus@... http://www.carrollsweb.com/sadus
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a final poll to decide this list's policy
2002-10-22 by Jeremy Martin
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