Well, I had a peek of following more than 30 OOo mailing lists a while
ago and I was really happy that special topics were discussed on special
lists as my job was to keep up with the 'big picture' of the whole OOo
community. In the end it doesn't really matter if you're getting a
hundred mails from one or several mailing lists. Having several lists
even makes the live of the intensive follower easier as one can apply
pre-sorting of the Inbox using filters. The real issue I see is
transparency, as it sometimes hard to know about the sheer existence of
some specialized mailing lists.
Best regards,
Peter
Christine Louise Beems wrote:
Please forgive... but I do not understand the need to sub-divide
marketing topics to different lists... that is, in terms of keeping pace
with the 'big picture' as simply as possible it seems logical that all
marketing-related conversation/discussion take place on the [marketing]
list with appropriate subject headings (ie: OOo Branding)... and
personally in terms of effective organizational structure and
cohesive/consensus decision making, I think that [art] is a [marketing]
sub-topic.... ~Christine
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Bernhard Dippold wrote (31-01-10 16:16)
Hi all,
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