Origins of b-greek
Mark Goodacre
M.S.Goodacre at bham.ac.uk
Wed Nov 20 14:28:33 EST 2002
I'm doing a bit of research on the last ten years of the e-lists for
a paper to be given on Saturday at the SBL Computer Assisted Research
Section entitled "Studying the New Testament by Email: The
Pleasures, the Pains and the Prospects for the Academic E-Lists". I
only joined b-greek myself in 1997 (I think) and there are two
questions I haven't been able to find the answers to quickly when
working through the archives. If anyone happens to know the answers
to these without looking them up, I'd be really grateful. Perhaps
this should be off-list?
(1) When did NT-Greek become b-greek?
(2) When I joined b-greek it already had the policy about focusing on
issues connected with Greek language rather than, more broadly, the
exegesis of the New Testament. A look at the early years of the
archives makes it clear that originally a variety of topics were
discussed. At what stage did the policy change? Was the change
driven by the an excessive number of posts or by something else?
Many thanks for your help
Mark
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