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Date Posted: Thu, Apr 15 2004, 3:06:18
Author: Mad Katharine (aka Raptor Red)
Subject: Re: Board vs. Chatroom (Question)
In reply to: MST Meg 's message, "Re: Board vs. Chatroom (Question)" on Tue, Apr 13 2004, 17:27:42

I also agree with Meg- a newsgroup's tiered format can get messy, especially you have folks leaving the entire post in their reply after they type in a short response, and there's too many people living in too many different time zones to enjoy a chatroom as one big party, although it would be cool to have one on the side so folks in the same region could chat if they wanted to. I personally like sequential-format boards- you can lurk or log in, read the posts, spend a few moments adding to the ones you want, and have all the formatting goodies like html and the nifty-kewl tank emoticon.

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