On Thu, 20 Nov 2008, John Kisha wrote: > Well said. Obviously a member of the WEB 2.0 generation! > > " I wouldn't call the current mail notifications "fine". "Abomination" > would be more like it. :) You _have_ to open every single mail only to > realize that it's about a discussion you're not interested in. There > don't seem to be any line breaks in what is shown and there isn't even a > plain text part. But probably we just have a different idea of "fine"."
Wrong. That is a commentary on the sad state of web 2.0 made by someone who values having the information at their fingertips instead of having to dig through piles of steaming web 2.0. This is said entirely tongue in cheek. Any attempt to take this as anything but humor is a violation of terms of service implied by reading this email. This isn't: The current state of affairs sucks. Emails from the new system must be sensible, or they will be ignored. If it is done correctly, replies can be accepted from email messages. If you have to, give each message a key and allow all messages with that key to be passed into the discussion. This doesn't allow us sticklers to post new messages, but it does allow us to participate in active discussions. Emails must have appropriate subject lines, and must have a plain text component. Hell, go one step further and allow the user to specify plain text only. -- Tim. _______________________________________________ domains-gen mailing list [email protected] http://discuss.tucows.com/mailman/listinfo/domains-gen
