Re: <nettime> radio nettime: 8 Sept 2019 12:00-13:00

[Felix Stalder <felix@openflows.com>]

I would try to reverse the question. Not what are the costs (which are
hard to calculate anyway), but what are the benefits. And if they
approach zero, then it's time to stop in a decent way (and archive the
list for good). There is no use to do useless stuff. There is enough of
that on the world.

For me, the benefits have decreased, but are they close enough to zero?
What could be done to increase them? What would constitute a benefit,
and to whom?

Felix


On 02.09.19 22:28, Morlock Elloi wrote:
> If the cost of running the list was exactly zero (let's not delve into
> details at this point), would you still kill it?
> 
> If yes, then we have an interesting case of potlatch, without bonfire.
> 
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