> [ Coordinator's Note: We no longer send out job postings to the mailing list; ] > [ Instead, this posting is at http://www.cyto.purdue.edu/flowcyt/Jobs/job482.htm ] > [ Please check our job listings regularly at http://www.cyto.purdue.edu/flowcyt/jobs.htm ] > [ Steve Kelley ] David Chambers davidc@ccmi.salk.edu wrote: I'm not sure that's such a good thing. Okay, force job seekers to look at a bulletin board. However, what of those who might like to know of these positions via the Flow mailing list and don't regularly go out of their way to connect to and check a separate forum? I'm speaking of those who may see a job posting on the Flow mailing list and know someone who is right for that job. It strikes me that the separate forum dilutes the target audience and hence is not such a good deal for the advertisers. (?zers?) /my $0.02 - David Very good point! One of the great advantages of this list is the broad spectrum of topics covered. We probably all find every day some messages on the list, which are not directly related to our field of interest. But WE decide for ourselves, if we want to read them for general interest or to skip them. I don't like the idea, of someone else deciding for me what I am supposed to read on this list or not. And job postings are also useful for those, who are not actually looking for a job, but want to be aware of what is going on in the field beyond pure scientific exchange. You also would (hopefully) not stop posting local meeting announcements, although they concern only a very small fraction of the list-members or create specific sub-lists: Clinical, Research, Image, Flow..... I would be glad, if you gave it a second thought. Best regards Jochen
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