Hojla! Nekako se mi zdi, da v lugosovih konferencah manjkajo redni posti kaksnih pravil obnasanja in podobno. Saj najbrz vecinoma poznate taka pravila, ampak nekaj takega bi res bilo treba zacet posiljat vsake dva tedna or so. Ni predolgo in zelo dobri nasveti so noter. Luka -----Original Message----- From: Lucio Cadeddu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: 24. maj 1999 14:17 Subject: Rules on Eurobike >The message that follows has been forwarded to me by a fellow EBer (Thanks >Ferdy!) and I think it could be useful for everyone. It is related to some >golden rule about using this mailing list service. >Read it carefully and/or PRINT it. > >Lucio > > Email Program Settings Suggestions: > >* Turn off features (like VCards) that create attachments. >* Avoid sending HTML-formatted messages to lists. >* Send replies either to the sender or the list, but not both. >* Make sure the time is set properly on your computer. > > Writing and Layout Suggestions: > >* Don't use all capital letters for more than a word or two. >* Insert blank lines between paragraphs. >* Include full URL schemes, as in <http://www.tidbits.com/>. >* Surround URLs with angle brackets. >* Try to use proper grammar, spelling, and punctuation. > > Message Content Suggestions: > >* NEVER send unsubscribe commands to the list. >* Create and maintain descriptive subject lines. >* Quote original text sparingly in your replies. >* Don't include email attachments unless explicitly allowed. >* Use a short signature containing only essential data. >* Send welcome or congratulation messages via private email. >* Respect other people's news. >* Civility is always worthwhile. > > There are a number of things we can do to improve the quality of > mailing lists for the benefit of all. Most of these > recommendations are simple and require little extra work. If you'd > like to read a more detailed rationale for these suggestions, > check out the Mailing List Manners 101 and 102 articles published > by TidBITS at: > ><http://db.tidbits.com/getbits.acgi?tbser=1141> > > > >
