>Let's get this list back on track. Messages shouldn't be receieved more
>that 1 hour after they're sent. They shouldn't be received more than once.
>Beyond that, there are no excuses.
>
>I'm not convinced that a Cold Fusion driven mail server makes any sense at
>all. Perhaps this list is a good testing ground. I suppose, though, it may
>be like a lot of other systems where technology places a great deal of power
>into the hands of the user... it depends a lot upon how that user makes use
>of the technology.
And that user is making excellent use of the technology!
A big thanks to Mr. Dinowitz is in order, in my book! Thank you!
You have a couple of options. If the delivery and the occasional hiccup is
just too much for your obviously delicate insensibilities, then you have
the option to unsubscribe to the list. Or, you can always just delete the
extraneous material. Those are infinitely preferable to bitching and
moaning about a free resource that has INCREDIBLE minds contributing to it,
just because you feel you have been slighted and had your oh-so-precious
time wasted recieving duplicate posts. Yes, better far that we should not
have the list and wallow in our own self ignorance...
I believe the term ingrate applies here.
John
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