[luau] List Policy
Joe Linux
joelinux at earthlink.net
Sun Oct 20 05:01:00 PDT 2002
Basically my feeling is that each person should post in a manner which
is comfortable to them. If I don't want to read something I just delete
it with my <Delete> key. For example I delete all of my own posts.
Often I delete stuff on the intricacies of server set up or bulk email
handling, as it's not something I'm into. I guess I delete most of the
threads related to the discussion of problems with RedHat as I don't use
it. Usually if I respond or post, it is a response to what someone has
actually posted. For example I responded to Warren when he stated that
he is an expert at spam handling and has his machine finely tweaked to
eliminate the problem. I was somewhat curious why someone is so worried
about alleged spam when from all outward appearances the person has that
one aspect of their life very much under automated control.
Jimen Ching wrote:
>>
>
>Whether responses should go into the same email depends on whether the
>content is for one thread or different threads. Personally, it is
>confusing to discuss multiple threads in the same email. Some sentences
>may be ambiguous, and if there are multiple threads in the same email, how
>does one know which thread it was refering to? This is how flame wars
>start. People misinterpret the wording, and all hell breaks loose.
>
>On the other hand, if I want to respond to multiple people on the same
>thread, I tend to put it all in the same email. It is easier for me to
>compose the email and follow the thread.
>
>This is just how I do things.
>
>--jc
>
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