Lets not forget cross postings... I hate when one message is sent to every every group because the person doesn't "know" where to post it, or just wants to make sure it's answered.
Kev. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dave Bourassa" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, January 21, 2003 5:27 AM Subject: Re: (clug-talk) Suggestion/Question > I vote along with Jesse. He says it all. > > Jesse Kline wrote: > > I'll place my vote for leaving things the way they are. I like only > > having to subscribe to one list. Sure not all of the topics interest me, > > but I read them anyway in the hopes of gaining new knowledge. I would > > hate to see useful info. pass us by just because we are not subscribed > > to a certain CLUG list. Also, say for example I don't like coding, but > > in a coding question I have an answer to a certain problem. The person > > asking that question would not be able to gain the knowledge that I have > > just because he posted it to the wrong list. If he were to post it to > > two lists then those of us subscribed to both lists would be getting > > duplicates of the same message. I know the group is growing, but I don't > > think we should start fractioning off the group quite yet. Part of the > > reason why we have been able to accomplish some great stuff like trying > > to become a society, having a great booth at convergence, etc. Is > > because the group has come together recently to make the things happen. > > I think dividing us up would only set us back a couple of years. > > > > Jesse > -- > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > Dave Bourassa at > http://members.shaw.ca/djb.enterprises/ > mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > "There are 10 kinds of people in the world. Those who > understand binary and those who don't." > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > > > >
