Re: Carbon mailing list?

Eric,

I really am not sure about this.

The beauty of the carbon list is that it is free from commercial use.
Is there any way we might transfer the list and archives to another
venue?

I would really like to see a carbon list or web site functioning
outside of any commercial interests.

Would it be possible for a fairly disinterested party not making
money from sales of carbon materials, say me, to continue this list
from within another web site? I would like to offer the possibility
of running a carbon web site using the list archives from a site with
no commercial interests. We are about to open an web site for S&S
holders and I would like to save the archives on that site.

Let me know. My interest is 100% in promoting carbon photograhy.

Sandy King

At 8:13 PM -0800 4/3/08, Eric S. Theise wrote:
>Carbon printers, carbonistas, carbonaras, carboncopies:
>
>Peter Horner writes:
>> I had previously spotted the Forum on the B & S website but the link
>> led me to a "coming soon" message. Now the link produces "server not
>> found". However, http://bostick-sullivan.invisionzone.com/
>> produces the goods.
>
>It appears that the community has decided (with its feet, its
>fingers?) that the carbon list has lived out its usefulness. I
>suspect we have entered the phase where it gets feeble and outlives
>its usefulness, so I propose that I mercifully shut it down.
>
>On April 13th.
>
>The archive will live on indefinitely, and the main page will direct
>people to the url for the forum, as given above.
>
>This would be the time to let fly with any alternative opinions.
>
>Cheers, Eric
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