Posted on Friday, September 15, 2006
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Two years ago I suggested in my presentation to an online advocacy conference that e-mail was fundamentally broken and that we should be looking at alternative channels like RSS for a lot of our communications to constituents.
The reaction at the time could be politely described as "disbelief".
So when I saw this graffito on a copy of the agenda posted on the wall at GetActive Software’s 2006 user conference yesterday, it warmed my heart 
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Jason -
I was the speaker for that session! And…I was the one that edited the agendas to say RSS! Glad you noticed. Of course…I wrote a book about email recently so I’m prob not saying it’s broken, but my point is that it it is about message and relationships NOT the tool that gets it done.
Madeline