Re: Whatever happened to the nanogirl?


I had to change my newsgroup settings on my server. You should be getting
the Nanogirl News now. Thank you for the warm words. Kind regards, Gina

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"Kirk Reiser" <kirk@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>
> It used to be we were inundated with people or organizations putting
> out a weekly news letter or digest of all the happenings they knew
> about in the nanotech world. I don't believe we have had any such
> digest/news letters in many months. I myself am particularly fond of
> the nanogirl news letter but in the land of none would be sated by
> any.
>
> Some folks spend time browsing various web sites or subscribing to
> paper based magazines but I have always found that with a busy life
> unless it will fall, crash into my mailbox/news reader with a thud, I
> don't find the time to do the web grazing necessary to stay on top of
> what is going on.
>
> It has also been discussed here recently that we have not enough
> traffic to keep a poor lonely moderator or two busy approving and
> denying articles. I would like to posit that partly that may be
> because we don't have any news drifting across our desks, virtual
> anyway to provoke discussion and information passing. I believe to
> have conversations about any subject you must have a source of
> inspiration which I think the digests used to supply to some degree.
>
> Lamentation mode off!
>
> Kirk
>
> --
> Well that's it then, colour me gone!
>



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