|--==> robin writes:
r> tim hall wrote:
>>Little standard mailing list moan,
>>
>>This applies most to Daniel and Ze this week, but probably applies to
others:
>>I use threading to keep track of uh.. the thread, I'm guessing you don't
have
>>your email clients set up like this.
>>
>>It's really handy for me and probably others if you respond to previous
>>mailings with the 'reply' button and thereby keeping the title (and thread)
>>intact, this makes it easy to look back at the previous mails on the
subject
>>and remember what you were on about. Similarly it would be really good to
>>start a new mail for all new subjects and not randomly jump in on existing
>>threads with a new topic of discussion.
>>
>>I realise that this is all part of the learning curve and something you
>>probably haven't figured yet. So, no biggie. It would really help me in
being
>>able to give constructive advice, I'm on several mailing lists and don't
>>always have time to figure out where the previous mailing on the subject
got
>>to.
>>
>>cheers
>>
>>tim hall
>>http://glastonburymusic.org.uk
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>>
>>
>>
r> Hello
r> I second the sentiment. Perhaps when a person joins the list the
r> confirmation email could include a short guide to list etiquette.
Yes, this is a good idea. Is there such a guide around?
Cheers,
Free
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