On 3/20/2010 4:38 AM, Andreas Saeger wrote:
Robert Holtzman wrote:
If that was an attempt at humor, it sure didn't come across that way. If
not, since when is a list that's named [email protected] not a
list to
discuss openoffice.org?
Since the beginning of the "Ethernal September" in the openoffice.org
domain.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eternal_September
The amount of meta-topics on unsuscribe, unsubscribed authors, gmane,
attachments, Tofu etc becomes almost as distracting as spam,
particulary on [email protected].
Today's facebook people do not understand mailing lists.
I belong to to several mailing lists. I get messages from all those who
are subscribed and my email program sorts them into their respective
folders. I also follow a few newsgroups on Usenet using the same email
program. I followed this list via Usenet for the longest time before I
realized it was also accessible as a "mailing list." My question is,
how common is it for mailing lists to be accessible via Usenet? This
one is the only one that I use that does this. I also think this is
(partially) some of the reason for the confusion for some of the readers.
Related, of all of the mailing lists I belong to, this is the only one
where people who are NOT subscribed can send and post messages. This
makes no sense to me whatsoever.
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