The amazing thing about this list is the diversity. There are as many
museums as there are interests: Art, Music, History, Popular Culture,
Science, etc. As Museum Workers we represent our CULTURAL HERITAGE. The
technology of computers enables us to communicate as a group for the
first time in history. Somehow I feel this is worth the inconvenience of
hitting the delete button a few dozen times a day.

On Tue, 23 Jan 1996, Indianapolis Art Center wrote:

> >
> >I wonder whether it is the younger members of museum-l who are more
> >interested in breaking it up, and the older ones who would prefer to keep
> >it whole.
> >
>
> I am probably one of the younger members (early 30's, I hope I'm young!) and
> I say keep it whole.  Let's stress our commonalities, not our differences.
>
> A newsgroup I used to follow, rec.photo, recently split into about 12 parts
> covering various aspects (i.e. large format, medium format, nature,
> portrait, etc.) and I stopped reading it--I am interested in everything and
> I liked getting it all in one place.
>
> Don't split, please!
>
> Julia Moore
> Indianapolis Art Center
>