Dave Pizer's property sale next to Creekside doesn't make sense.

[+][+][+]. Here are the messages posted by Pizer to Cryonet regarding his sale of property next to Creekside. This makes no sense to me.

[+] Pizers Cryonet posts. it's probably useful to consdier Cryoner archives by person a significant way to communicate to the cryonics community at large. Despite AU, Imminst.org and ColdFilter based on CryonicsCafe, the indexing in those newer types of areas can't compete with the author-based indexing and the longevity of Cryonet. Cryonet combined with blogs like this one would now be optimal.

[+] To pick up on the point I just expressed-- that the optimal publishing format in cryonics is now a personal blog-- with a notice of blog publication in the CryoNet archive-- using CryoNet as a pointer-- ratheer than a discussion area-- converting Kevin Brown into a type of lowly but neccessary swithboard operator-- I'll begin publishing a link to my blog again in Cryonet.

To be sure, it won't appear in the daily digest... but that's a worthless way to read Cryonet anyway. It's more useful to read the archive page every month or ever several weeks-- and to this end, it still makes sense to create subject lines that area meaningful and that may have an embedded link. ColdFilter is reduced in status, in my mind-- for reasons I won't get into here-- but the way to consider CF is as a hangout for particular persons like FD who always frame the situation-- moderate key points and steer attention to particular aspects of things-- almost in an expert subversive manner. Therefore the only way to make a sovereign minded post that keeps the attention of the reader focused on the desired point is a blog. CF has a role-- as do other forums-- but two features make blogs + Cryonet favoried in my view now

1. Blogs have tags.
2. Cryonet has a defacto author index-- which operates like a blog.

UPDATE 7-25-07
No news. No contacts. Nothing.