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This is Malik of nautilus_library from the group Crescent City Connection. Hope all is well with you. The group has been dormant mostly due to my apathy and lack of posts for over a year, but i have posted a new topic to revive the group, namely, the issue of the Times-Picayune's announcement that they will cease being a daily newspaper.
I think this is a terrible move and i know i'm not the only one. I was thinking that maybe Crescent City Connection would be a good venue for LT'ers who care about New Orleans to share thoughts and ideas, since LT'ers appreciate the printed word if anyone does. And if you know of other folks not members of the group who might be interested it would be great if they wanted to join in. If you have any thoughts or ideas they would be most welcome. I thinking this is a terrible move by the TP and if there is anything folks could do about it i want to be part of that effort.
It still says on the top of the group page that the group is dormant, but LT says that posting something will wake it up. I've posted, and someone has already replied so i'm hoping that dormant announcement will soon disappear as the group is fully awake now!
Malik of nautilus_library
posted by nautilus_library at 4:57 pm (EST) on Jun 12, 2012