Just to clarify my +1 was for Mathias Bauer's comments:
BTW: the "chatter" you mentioned would be replaced by complaints of
people about the huge amount of mails they get and never wanted.
That's
not better.
On 24 Sep 2007, at 04:39, Andrew Jensen wrote:
-1
Looking at the mailing list traffic for the month there are 487
different people that have posted to the list, 441 of them posted 5 or
less messages. 378 posted less then 3 times. ( Most likely, asked a
question and thanked folks for the help )
Of the 1,927 total emails 15 people accounted for 837 or ~44% of all
the traffic. Indeed 2 individuals accounted for a full 12% or 237
emails.
It would seem that finding some way to help the 15 people that
actually help users is good, but not at the expense of the 378 that
wanted to ask one question.
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