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Re: Micromanagement

Duncan McAlpine wrote:
> 
> I can never please everyone.  Oh well...on to a new day....
> 
> Duncan,
>      I haven't been on the seeds list long, but I've been on the Organic
> Gardening List for quite some time and although listmembers generally
> stick
> to the topic, some of the most interesting dicussions, which have
> involved a
> lot of the listmembers, have been either slightly off topic, or even had
> nothing to do with organic gardening.  I don't mean to be rude, but it
> seems
> to me that you're micromanaging the list.  A little off-topic discussion
> won't hurt anyone.  And if I or anyone else had not been interested in
> Marty's suicidal seeds, or the seed swap thread, we all have delete
> keys.
>      This is a great topic for a listserv, and as a novice in seed
> saving
> and propagation, I'd like to see it thrive.  IMHO a slightly more
> relaxed
> attitude on your part might help.                              L
> --
> --
> Duncan McAlpine, Federal Way, WA   m*@eskimo.com
> Why buy plants when you can grow them yourself.....?
> http://www.eskimo.com/~mcalpin/
> http://www.eskimo.com/~mcalpin/pumkin.html


Seems nearly everyone is saying that Duncan is a hard working good guy
who has a terrific list....but he needs to loosen up a bit.  Well maybe
the uptight management style goes with the territory of list
management.  
Not sure here folks but that's my idea.

Now about my pepper plants.  YOur advice got them from little seeds to
plants in four inch pots that have blossoms and little peppers!!!  Now
my question is:  Can I move them into the garden while they are in
blossom?

Thanks, Shauna Whitworth
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