Randy W. Sims <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
: I used to be of the opinion that "thank you" was "unneccessary
: traffic". In fact, IIRC, it was part of proper usenet
: netiquette. However, I now believe that for the subset of
: newsgroups and mailing-lists that deal with question & answer
: type discussions that some kind of follow-up from the original
: poster is helpfull in that it lets everyone know that the
: problem is solved. It doesn't have to be a "thank you". A
: simple message saying that "the problem was solved using
: technique X" provides a helpfull and informative end-cap
: for a discussion.
It might also point out other errors we might not
otherwise catch. The advice taken might have been bad advice
and the application of good advice might be a faulty.
Charles K. Clarkson
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