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Hi folks.

Some of you may not know me.  I'm the guy who created PSYCGRAD.
I haven't spoken up about managing the group in quite some time now,
even though I take care of a lot of behind-the-scenes stuff.
Jason's been doing such a great job running things.

But I have a few questions I need to run by you in the coming
weeks.  You see, PSYCGRAD stands on a very democratic foundation.
Most of the policies and procedures you read about in the Mission
Statement came from the discussions of the early list subscribers.
So, I really need to know what you think on some things.
Please post and debate many ideas.

FIRST QUESTION
During peak operation, PSYCGRAD subscribes over 1,000 subscribers and
distributes an average of 14 messages per day.  We are operating at
slightly over 300 now.  It's time to review and beef up the project.

     What is the number one thing that attracted you to PSYCGRAD?

     What is the number one thing that we could do better?

     If you were running PSYCGRAD, what is the kind of thing you
     would want the project to do?

     What would the ideal internet project for psychology graduate
     students look like?

BY THE WAY

     We have a new WWW address - http://psycgrad.home.ml.org

Thanks for your time.  Have fun!

Matthew Simpson - Creator, Listowner, The PSYCGRAD Project
matthew.simpson@erols.com