Theos-Talk Archives (August 2004 Message tt00325)

It looks like we are at an age of transition from print media to internet 
based publishing, dissemination and exchange of views.

Any vehicle which is funded by any organization is likely to control the 
kind of material that vehicle deals with. This is so because of the 
built-in organization's interests and those in the bureaucracy of the 
organization.

So we now have unmoderated mail lists which is a place where fellow 
students can exchange an extreme range of ideas - many of which an 
organization may be opposed to.

If course the organization followers are free and are likely to adopt 
"osterich" attitude and boycott unmoderated mail lists. It is the true 
independents with an open mind are likely to participate in the unmoderated 
lists.

mkr

At 01:34 PM 08/18/04 -0700, Eldon B Tucker wrote:
>There's the question where can we share our ideas with a broad spectrum of
>theosophical students and not be hampered by politics and the specific
>slant on theosophical that any particular group wants to impose on
>discourse among its members? One place is on an unmoderated mailing list
>where fellow students are actively sharing their thoughts.


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