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To: appro who wrote (1043)	4/18/1998 5:51:00 AM
From: Spots	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 32871

>> the "Clubhouse" thread fails in part because it depends on the person posting to decide how worthwhile their words are. I must be missing something. How is the dependency of the worthwhileness of a post on the judgement of the poster vary according to the thread format? (I'm not sure "worthwhileness" is a word, but it sounded better than "worthwhility" <g>.) Why is this problem (if so it is) more or less severe in either format? At least in the coffehouse format the "unworthy words" are faster to blip over, which to me is decisive. BTW, I don't happen to agree with the original proposition, but that's not particularly relevant to the question I'm asking.