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]]> By: Anna http://minimediaguy.org/2007/02/21/the-amish-approach-to-new-media/comment-page-1/#comment-5227 Anna Thu, 22 Feb 2007 05:37:02 +0000 http://minimediaguy.org/2007/02/21/the-amish-approach-to-new-media/#comment-5227 Tom, I owe you an apology, I didn't (consciously) remember that you'd posted this. (although it did apparently take root in my subconscious...) Response: it sounds great to me, of course, but I am only one person and empirically it seems that attaining critical mass is *the* critical issue, for cit-j-related endeavors. You're sending the word out about this post, I hope - if you (actively) reach out to active cit-j practitioners and ask them what kind of support they'd appreciate, you'll likely get more and better answers, and it'll help develop interest. And you might talk to Paul Andrews and Danny Sanchez about joining forces, on the journo end. Fragmentation bad, synergy (and shared workload) good. and I *love* the idea of health insurance...if we could pull it off, that'd be a powerful motivator. :-) Tom, I owe you an apology, I didn’t (consciously) remember that you’d posted this.
(although it did apparently take root in my subconscious…)

Response: it sounds great to me, of course, but I am only one person and empirically it seems that attaining critical mass is *the* critical issue, for cit-j-related endeavors. You’re sending the word out about this post, I hope – if you (actively) reach out to active cit-j practitioners and ask them what kind of support they’d appreciate, you’ll likely get more and better answers, and it’ll help develop interest.
And you might talk to Paul Andrews and Danny Sanchez about joining forces, on the journo end. Fragmentation bad, synergy (and shared workload) good.

and I *love* the idea of health insurance…if we could pull it off, that’d be a powerful motivator.
:-)

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