On 03-Sep-07, at 12:32 PM, Raj Mathur wrote:
thread recycling has nothing to do with global warming and everything
to do with list etiquette. Please do some googling before you post.
I suggest that you look at and try to emulate the great strides that
Patagonia is making in thread recycling before making such
irresponsible statements in a public forum:
http://www.treehugger.com/files/2005/08/patagonia_launc.php (P.S. I
used
Google as you suggested)
you have fallen into the trap that catches all n00bs to googling -
assuming that whatever the first link turns up is the answer to the
question you asked. This is a common mistake made by many people and
there is no reason to be disheartened. If you work at it, you can
refine your search queries to really dig out what is meant by thread
recycling. And you will find that ilug Mumbai list rules do not
prohibit message recycling! Strange.
Anyway, just to save you time, here is a short description of what is
message recycling and why it is bad:
http://mm.bbspals.org/message-recycling/
this link was turned up by intelligent googling - try to learn to do
this.
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