On 08/26/2011 10:11 AM, praveen kumar wrote:
My answers interspersed. I'm sure lot of the members in the list echo my
feelings.
On 08/26/2011 06:23 AM, praveen kumar wrote:
Yaro - please take your marketing off the list.
Why? This is the Asterisk Business mailing list. It is the proper
venue for commercial postings.
One email is posting. Sending 5 messages is spamming.
Is that in the code of conduct for this mailing list? I tried to find
one but couldn't. How many emails is spam? In your opinion it's 5. For
others it might be 3 or 30. Just because you feel that Yaro's postings
are spammy that does not mean you get to decide how many emails Yaro (or
others) can send to this mailing list. Maybe the list admin can pitch in
here what constitutes spam and what does not. That would make it clear
for everybody.
If you would still like to promote aggressively, be humble & use one
email for all your messages. I have received 6 of them.
If you don't like commercial postings why don't you just unsubscribe
or add a filter in your email app that moves Yaro's emails out of
the way?
I do like to see what's happening and appreciate all the emails to/fro
but certain companies just break the list by over-promoting.
I like to see what companies offer too. I just don't agree with you that
a couple of emails is over-promoting.
BTW, Yaro wrote back to me after my message.
I'm sorry I did not mean it, but some times is good for people who
keeps an archive of asterisk-biz to search via they email by keyword,
this is main reason why I have put it separate emails.
This is a baseless point IMO. When you search, most of the email clients
search for subject and body. Sending one email with all the information
could have done it. But 5-6.
I use the search function too but I also feel it's easy to scan the
Subject lines. The question is who gets to decide? Afaik the list admin
does so maybe you could take it up with him.
Regards,
Patrick
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