No CryoNet responses to Maxim's blog on SA/CPlatt

Here is the CryoNet author list where Maxim is now listed...[+[ The portion of the list including her name looks like this-- (my bold)--


matthew gress (1 msg)
matthew p wiener (1 msg)
matthew s. malek (32 msgs)
matts-johan bjšrkgren (1 msg)
max more (28 msgs)
mbock1 (2 msgs)
mcgaothan (1 msg)
medhome (1 msg)
melodiet (4 msgs)
melody maxim (1 msg)
mensabrain (2 msgs)
merkle.pa (21 msgs)
methuselah (8 msgs)
mgdarwin (75 msgs)
michael (17 msgs)
michael c price (22 msgs)
michael clive price (38 msgs)
michael darwin (15 msgs)
michael geisen (2 msgs)
michael hartl (11 msgs)
michael jennings (3 msgs)
michael latorra (10 msgs)
michael p. read (25 msgs)
michael paulle (1 msg)
michael rae (1 msg)
michael ravnitzky (2 msgs)
michael riskin (73 msgs)
michael rsikin (1 msg)
michael saxer (2 msgs)
michael schepps (1 msg)
michael_schepps (7 msgs)
michaelprice (72 msgs)

This CryoNet list takes on new importance in this current age of the blog. It's really important in cryonics to see what the views of various individuals are. The daily Cryonet digest is a pretty poor way to get an idea of what's going-- the archive page is better-- but this list is best. Key people to watch for in this de facto CryoNet blog will be listed in this blog soon. There ARE a greater number of people who check with CryoNet than post. Why that is-- I don't know. However-- CryoNet-- despite my railing against it earlier-- is still the key place where cryonicists can check for key points being made-- The entire experiment with threaded forums is secondary now-- and the linking of an actual personal blog with feedback columns to the CryoNet hub-- used as a switchboard-- the way Maxim just did-- is the newest method for cryonics communications. Google blogsearch on keyword 'cryonics' is also a great way to look for updates-- and Maxim's blog appears there when updated as well.