An aroid forum on UBC
- Subject: An aroid forum on UBC
- From: &* <S*@ExoticRainforest.com>
- Date: Tue, 23 Oct 2007 13:55:42 -0500
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I've been asked by some of the regulars over on the University
of British Colombia garden site to help form an aroid discussion group on that
board. UBC is run by the University of British Colombia Botanical Garden
and is moderated by botanically trained individuals. Several of the
regulars on this board sometimes post over there as well. The moderator of
that forum, Daniel Mosquin, is concerned it might be considered to be in
conflict with Aroid l. I have copied this note to Daniel. Since we
already have aroid discussions over there, I can't personally see how that would
be so. Besides, the discussions are open to anyone and often non-aroiders
join in. That forum is quite large and people discuss just about any plant
species you can imagine.
There is now at least one contributor on this board who came
over as a result of UBC and several others who have asked me about Aroid
l. I don't know for certain if any others have joined this forum, but I
suspect that may have done so. So, if anyone has an objection, I'd like to
have it made known so I can pass it along to Daniel. Otherwise, I am going
to encourage him to set up the aroid forum. Many people already ask
general questions about Philodendron sp., Anthurium sp.
Alocasia sp. and many of the "garden variety" aroids. In my
opinion it simply opens up the world of aroids to an entirely new and larger
group of people and may turn more into aroiders. I sincerely doubt anyone
is going to abandon Aroid l for a general discussion plant forum. But if
there is an objection, please let me know.
And just in case you have no idea what UBC even is, here's the
link:
Steve Lucas
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