with all respect to the user groups, but fb is a whole different experience. I see it as the follow up of usergroups...
I can post all things homeopathy there in a atractive, easy way and attach photographs, links etc. It is visually much better. And..things with privacy are a thing of the past, you can decide yourself what you want and do not want to show, see, share etc.
facebook versus usergroups
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Ellen Madono
- Posts: 2012
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Re: facebook versus usergroups
Dear Roger,
I am really having a hard time following your discussions. I never can draw any conclusions. I am not sure what you are getting at. You have an elaborate layout of pictures of computer screens, but I cannot guess what point you are trying to make in many cases. I appreciate that you are putting a lot of work into saying something, but I am having a hard time following you. Maybe we have different notions of what we want to get out of a conversation. I feel like there is one interchange and then the subject changes. Whatever was said before is dropped. I guess I am just too old for this kind of conversation. Maybe this is the new wave of change.
Best,
Ellen
I am really having a hard time following your discussions. I never can draw any conclusions. I am not sure what you are getting at. You have an elaborate layout of pictures of computer screens, but I cannot guess what point you are trying to make in many cases. I appreciate that you are putting a lot of work into saying something, but I am having a hard time following you. Maybe we have different notions of what we want to get out of a conversation. I feel like there is one interchange and then the subject changes. Whatever was said before is dropped. I guess I am just too old for this kind of conversation. Maybe this is the new wave of change.
Best,
Ellen
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Roger Van Zandvoort
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Re: facebook versus usergroups
No Ellen, that would not be good.
what i try to do with the repertorizations is simply give an example of how to repertorize a case, more for the rubrics chosen than for the interpretation of the case itself. I agree with you that the discussions that follow too often go away from the original subject. But that is something that can happen anywhere, isn't?
That said, but only for my own work that i can edit, i can take out those remarks that do not address what is at stake, good idea.
we will see,
all the best,
Roger
what i try to do with the repertorizations is simply give an example of how to repertorize a case, more for the rubrics chosen than for the interpretation of the case itself. I agree with you that the discussions that follow too often go away from the original subject. But that is something that can happen anywhere, isn't?
That said, but only for my own work that i can edit, i can take out those remarks that do not address what is at stake, good idea.
we will see,
all the best,
Roger
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Ellen Madono
- Posts: 2012
- Joined: Fri Aug 15, 2003 10:00 pm
Re: facebook versus usergroups
Dear Roger,
When I try to follow your conversation, because of the way Facebook is built, I cannot get back to the original conversation. Maybe I am not using Facebook properly. It seems that HomeopathyCommunityWorld.com has more capacity to display a list of comment, delete extraneous comments, show pictures associated with the comment etc. Also, it has better search functions. Do you feel that Facebook gives people more access to you so it is worth the confusion? To tell the truth, if you did not advertise that you were working from for example HCW (above), then I would never find out. Facebook is much more "in my face" telling me that you are doing something. So Facebook is better from that point of view. But, it is not wonderful for promoting coherent conversation.
Certainly by email I do not have disjointed conversations with people. Why should our communication be so limited?
If you talk about a case for example, I want to see exactly what rubrics you are talking about. I don't want to have to search for it among a number of little photos that on the surface all look the same since I am not that familiar with your program.
I am not intending to be a complainer. I just think you must be saying something that is much clearer to you, but not to me.
Blessings,
Ellen
When I try to follow your conversation, because of the way Facebook is built, I cannot get back to the original conversation. Maybe I am not using Facebook properly. It seems that HomeopathyCommunityWorld.com has more capacity to display a list of comment, delete extraneous comments, show pictures associated with the comment etc. Also, it has better search functions. Do you feel that Facebook gives people more access to you so it is worth the confusion? To tell the truth, if you did not advertise that you were working from for example HCW (above), then I would never find out. Facebook is much more "in my face" telling me that you are doing something. So Facebook is better from that point of view. But, it is not wonderful for promoting coherent conversation.
Certainly by email I do not have disjointed conversations with people. Why should our communication be so limited?
If you talk about a case for example, I want to see exactly what rubrics you are talking about. I don't want to have to search for it among a number of little photos that on the surface all look the same since I am not that familiar with your program.
I am not intending to be a complainer. I just think you must be saying something that is much clearer to you, but not to me.
Blessings,
Ellen