[Buddha-l] What's the use of buddha-l?

[W. Codling]

Please keep buddha-l going if you can.  It has been an invaluable 
resource to me since the early 90s through all its changes.  This is 
where the engaged Buddhists speak but also come to listen.  I mostly 
listen.  I deeply appreciate the comments left on this forum and would 
miss it were it to disappear.

Thank you,
Wayne Codling

Richard Hayes wrote:
> The decision on what to do with buddha-l, however, is not mine alone to make. At this stage of the game, I am interested in hearing from anyone who would like to weigh in on the question of whether buddha-l still has a niche in serving any useful purpose. If you have something to say about this matter, please send your thoughts to buddha-l itself or privately to me and/or to Jim Peavler (jmp at peavler.org). After we have gathered your thoughts, Jim and I will meet someplace over a plate of tacos and green chile stew, and we'll decide what do do. At least, we'll decide which coin to flip to decide the future of this forum.
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> Richard Hayes (rhayes at unm.edu)
> Co-founder (with Jim Cocks) of the original buddha-l at louisville.edu
> Co-moderator (with Jim Peavler) of the current buddha-l at mailman.swcp.edu