I think that WATPA should continue to archive the list on the WWW. The
subject matter is, I hope, sufficiently interesting that folks may want to
look back on it - and may find it useful for information purposes.
Some of the material in the arcvhive is pretty mundane - those who don't
find it interesting will pass it by...
WATPA prides itself as representing a free and openly accessible voice for
the public in the emerging digital world - our discussion should represent
this and also be freely accessible to any who come upon them.
my two cents,
Bill Langham