In news:201103101523.49332.damokles4-lis...@bits-fritz.de,
Friedrich Strohmaier damokles4-lis...@bits-fritz.de typed:
: Hi Daniel, *,
:
: both hands up!!
:
: Please don't crosspost!
: Post to the apropriate list and then post pointers to that
: single one on the other lists You think are important!
:
: No one likes to waste time by reading double and fiddling
: which answers (s)he missed on which list through different
: ways answers are sent!
:
: So again don't crosspost *please*!
:
: Daniel Gonzalez schrieb:
:
: [.. interesting topic on various lists ..]
:
: Gru_/regards
Please get your facts straight before posting definitions.
The proper sig delimited is -- . Note the SPACE after the second dash. You
left it out and I had to delete it myself.
Uhh, cross-posting, sending one post to more than one group all at once, is
fine - If you read a message on one group, it's marked read for all the
groups it went to. If you want to know more, suggest searching out the term
crosspost and multipost.
Crossposting
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Crossposting is the act of posting the same message to multiple forums,
mailing lists, or newsgroups. This is distinct from multiposting, which
involves posting multiple identical messages, each to a single forum,
newsgroup, or topic area.
Crossposting can be helpful if the message is of interest to a larger
audience. However, crossposting to groups that are irrelevant to the message
posted could be considered spamming. Moreover, excessive crossposting is
generally considered bad form because it multiplies traffic without adding
any new content. In the extreme case, if all messages were crossposted to
every group, then every group would look exactly the same. A crossposter can
minimize this problem by specifying that all responses be directed to a
single group (see Followup-To).
I think what you meant to not do was multi-posting; sending the same e-mail
to separate groups, one at a time. THAT is considered rude crude but not
really a show stopper.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crossposting
Crossposting
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Jump to: navigation, search
Crossposting is the act of posting the same message to multiple forums,
mailing lists, or newsgroups. This is distinct from multiposting, which
involves posting multiple identical messages, each to a single forum,
newsgroup, or topic area.
Crossposting can be helpful if the message is of interest to a larger
audience. However, crossposting to groups that are irrelevant to the message
posted could be considered spamming. Moreover, excessive crossposting is
generally considered bad form because it multiplies traffic without adding
any new content. In the extreme case, if all messages were crossposted to
every group, then every group would look exactly the same. A crossposter can
minimize this problem by specifying that all responses be directed to a
single group (see Followup-To) .
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HTH,
Twayne`
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