>William D. Graziadei (GRAZIAWD at SPLAVA.CC.PLATTSBURGH.EDU) wrote:
>>: Suggestion: To work (IMHO) we need to get 12 moderators
>: (one for each month) who will get 4-5 presentors (one for
>: each week of a month). The moderators would then put together
>: a seminar schedule for the year and each would serve as
>: the moderator for the month.
Yes, that is how things may turn out eventually. But, I suggest we
start in a less ambitious way with one paper a month.
>Sounds like a good way to go although I think that we probably need to
>heve a separate mailing list as the suggestion of carrying it out on
>bionet.immunology might not be that great. By having a seperate mailing
>list we can avoid build up of traffic in bionet.immunology which might
>otherwise annoy people not involved in the discussion. Also it would
>avoid discussion getting lost amongst peoples requests for information.
>There should be, however, a periodocal posting to bionet.immunology to
>let people know about the virtual journal club.
>I think there seems to be enough support by people on the net to get
>this thing going so pehaps we should decide to do it and see how it goes.
>I'm sure that we can get people from our own institutes to join in by
>twisting some arms so I think we could make it a lively and profitabole
>discussion.
>Peter Finnin
Again, I suggest we get the ball rolling first and see how
things work out. Bionet.immunology at present is not overloaded.
If you like, items concerning the Journal Club, could be
preceded with "JC" in the title.
Later on we can consider a new group Bionet.immunology.jc
Sincerely, Don Forsdyke. Discussion Leader
Bionet.immunology
