I really think and believe that it's good to have an additional forum.

Perhaps we should also look into further  creating a Gambiaweb, GamWAH,
GAMWAHTAN or GAMTEW forums as well.   It just adds more to menu.

I  think gambia-L and Post have both been very helpful in serving as  forums
to discuss Gambian issues.

However,  I would also recommend that we consider what is otherwise known as
redundancy in the TCOM field.  Perhaps if finances allows it, there is
something called  disaster Recovery-DR also.

I look forward to participating in all forums. The more, the merrier.


Best Regards,

Ablie Njie
Lekbi-Atlanta


>From: "BambaLaye" <[log in to unmask]>
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>To: <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: [Talk] GambiaTalk Update Date: Sat, 13 Nov 2004 15:36:19 -0500
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>This message was sent to GambiaTalk by: "BambaLaye"
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>Folks:
>
>I would start by congratulating all of you for recognizing the fact that
>you will always have a choice when it comes to discussing issues that
>affect our country. For recognizing the fact that no single individual
>should be able to hold you hostage in your quest to get informed about
>what is going on in The Gambia and in discussing these issues with your
>fellow Gambians and friends of Gambia. Here's to all freedom loving
>Gambians and friends.
>This list-serve was created out of necessity in the spirit of creating
>choices for all. There must not be a reason for us to feel helpless and
>bound when it comes to being informed about and discussing issues that
>affect our homeland.
>Currently, we are working on putting together a group of willing, able and
>dedicated folks to take the responsibility of running the list serve on a
>dedicated server at no cost to you, financially or emotionally. These
>folks will be developing a web portal to make GambiaTalk a reliable and
>secure venue for sharing and caring, not a competition to any other
>discussion list. This is not a commercial venture; no one has to compete
>when it comes to sharing and caring.
>GambiaTalk will eventually come under the control of all Gambians and
>friends through a legally registered organization, STGDP, whose purpose is
>to enhance democracy and freedom of choice for all Gambians at home and
>abroad. The aim here is to empower you and me to inform ourselves and make
>the right choices for our future and the future of Gambians at home and
>abroad.
>GambiaTalk does not belong to any single individual, so be prepared to
>play your role in informing yourself and your fellow Gambians and friends.
>You will always be informed about what is going on with issue affecting
>the administration of the list.
>
>Congratulations on recognizing that you have the freedom and choice to
>talk about Gambia when you like it where you like and how you like!
>
>--
>-BambaLaye
>==============================================
>"Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter."
>-Martin Luther King Jr.
>
>
>
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>"Throughout history, it has been the inaction of those who could have
>acted, the indifference of those who should have known better, the silence
>of the voice of justice when it mattered most, that has made it possible
>for evil to triumph."
>-His Imperial Majesty Emperor Haile Selassie I
>

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