> answer email sent to them directly! Unlike just about every other major
> software company, which is another reason why I really cannot leave this
> company! I really like the informal relationship Ipswitch has with us...
> sort of a Mom and Pop environment.. or as close as one to come to it these
> days.
>
> In any event, I think what we're doing is the right method to get our
> requests to them.
I'm impressed - and if that's the case, I have more input to add-
I'd like to see a digest option to truncate any series of lines beginning
with ">"
If you could set a limit of say, 15 lines quoted from previous messages, a
digest would become infinitely more readable.
Ditto if the digest could strip the list's header and/or trailer message. A
trailer message of more than a couple of lines can really clutter up a
digest.
(And the list server WOULD already have the exact text of the header and/or
trailer message handy.)
Gary Mauer
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----- Original Message -----
From: Anthony Abby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, June 27, 1999 5:16 PM
Subject: RE: [IMail Forum] Open Private List
> > You think Ipswitch would like to set up temporary a list for
> > listadmins so we
> > could "help" them think through some changes?
> >
>
> Ipswitch programmers and staff members are more or less using this list to
> monitor our requests, though they don't always respond. They don't use
this
> list for technical support (though they do use it to help poor souls from
> time to time), they do listen to us. There is also a BETA list for those
of
> us who are beta testers. I have also found that remarkably, they actually
> answer email sent to them directly! Unlike just about every other major
> software company, which is another reason why I really cannot leave this
> company! I really like the informal relationship Ipswitch has with us...
> sort of a Mom and Pop environment.. or as close as one to come to it these
> days.
>
> In any event, I think what we're doing is the right method to get our
> requests to them.
>
> Anthony
>
>
