Re: [microsound] closed captioned

["David @ Audiobulb" <dwnewman@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

perceived need is fine Kas

its good to be intouch with what you need.... i don't think anyone but 
yourself is in a position to tell you what that might be....

fried eggs make a great noise when they are cooking ;)
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Kassen" <kassen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: "microsound" <microsound@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, April 04, 2005 9:01 AM
Subject: Re: [microsound] closed captioned


> David @ Audiobulb;
>
> > I think the split is less about the difference in content of the two 
> > lists
> > and more about the perceived need of its recipients. I am thinking that
> > maybe some of the people here are quite self-contained.... working within
> > their own sphere and not feeling the need to look outside of that....
> others
> > want to here about what is going on in the world of microsound.
>
> Yes, I think that might very well be true to some degree. I know I find 
> I´m
> gaining much more from getting discussion to read or links to articles or
> pointers to books then I am getting out of anouncements of shows I can
> rarely attend. I think a split list where I could get one and not the 
> other
> would serve my needs much better. I don´t think this has anything to do 
> with
> "living within my own sphere" even if I may do so in some regards. I think
> being interested in discussions and discussing would be opposed in 
> additude
> to being self contained. I like things that serve my preceived needs, I´m
> also weary of people that feel my preceived needs are wrong and that imply
> that I should instead preceive to need what they want me to need.
>
> > So how many people on the discussion list are NOT going to sign up for 
> > the
> > promotion list?
>
> Well, I´m not signing up to the anouncements list. I find the amount of
> anouncements on this list makes the discusions harder to follow, partially
> because -as was pointed out elsewhere- people are using threads from
> discussions for anouncements. If it were easier to sort the anouncements I
> might feel differently but with many of these events it takes me some time
> to even figure out what *continent* this event is held on. This makes 
> these
> equivalent to noise in my experience. If some sorting cireteria could be
> established I might feel different. I could sort [cd] advertisements from
> [record] ones and of cource regardless of how facinating the topic of a
> performance is; I simply won´t attend it if it´s in Sidney or Brazilia 
> this
> evening since I am in The Hague.
>
> This is indeed serving my preceived needs, I have some hope that the split
> might lead to more statisfaction in my subjective experience. I´m not
> ashamed to admit that some of the best aspects of my life are purely 
> comming
> from fullfilling my preceived needs. I realy, realy like that. Now I´m 
> going
> to bake eggs with ham and cheese for breakfast. I don´t actually need 
> those
> but I expect that won´t matter at all in my perception.
>
> ;¬)
> Kas.
>
>
>
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