I've been getting these e-mails for about a month now.
Even though the information has been very interesting
and through-provoking, I am going to unsubscribe and
instead read the messages on the bulletin board. As
I'm leaving, I do have a suggestion: why not turn the
mailing list into a blog somewhere? The discussions
on LPSF have been interesting enough that other people
might like to read them and/or join the discussion.
Blogging is a great way to spread the word about
Libertarian issues and viewpoints. I usually read and
comment at http://www.livejournal.com/community/libertarianism/,
which is totally free to join and a fun, active
community.
RSS feeds are great! But, sites like LiveJournal have
a networking advantage over Yahoo Groups or individual
Web pages. When I read an interesting comment from
someone on LJ, I look at their journal -- and
oftentimes other journals of their friends. The LPSF
group could definitely increase its reach by switching
to a real blogging service.
I think it's a creative idea that merits consideration. But would it mean we'd have to check a website to read the discussion rather than receiving emails? I would consider that a major inconvenience.