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Between March 2001 and June 2011 I administered the Agile Modeling mailing list on Yahoogroups.  However, during the last couple of years the conversation slowed to a trickle, often the natural evolution of discussion forums.  So, in June 2011 I made the decision to shut down the AM mailing list and instead suggest to people that they move their AM-oriented discussions to the Agile Alliance discussion forum on LinkedIn.  Hope to see you there.


Suggested Discussion Forum Rules of Etiquette:

I hope everyone can follow common newsgroup and email etiquette (feel free to suggest a good URL). Basically:
  • Be polite
  • Be polite
  • Be polite
  • Respect the opinions of others, even if they disagree with your own. Remember, humility is a fundamental AM value
  • Be open and honest with your opinions, we're in this together
  • If the topic of the conversation changes, and it often does, please change the subject using the following protocol: "Old Subject" becomes "New Subject was: Old Subject"
  • Let's try to focus on ideas, not on marketing tools or services
  • When you respond to a message please cut your response down to the minimum required.  We don't need to keep sending out the original message all of the time, just the pertinent text. 
  • Please feel free to announce events such as user group meetings and conferences using ANN or CFP, short for Announcement and Call For Participation respectively, at the beginning of the subject line. 
  • Please don't include attachments.  For example, don't post a Word document, post the text of the word document.  Better yet, post an URL where the information is posted.
  • Once it becomes obvious that only a few people are interested in a thread, consider taking it off line.
  • Avoid Common Role Anti-Patterns in Online Discussion Forums

 


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