Mailinglist proposal: Block digest reactions

[Anthony Montibello]

I would agree,
many will not even open responce since the Subject is for the digest,
and half the time it is hard to even find the question.

I actualy feel bad for those people who are putting one line question in the
middle of the digest.


Tony (author of NC_Net)


On 8/8/07, Hugo van der Kooij <hvdkooij at vanderkooij.org> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> May I suggest to block reactions to digests on the mailinglist?
>
> I have never seen people do the proper thing and react to individual
> messages. The messages are usual just a waste of time and bandwidth as
> there is in fact no reaction at all in them.
>
> Hugo.
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