Might I suggest broadening the topic to include iPod/iPhone/Apple related stuff as well? Someday I hope we'll have lots to talk about related to the iPhone but in the meantime the iPod is a common topic on the list although not exactly VO related.
CB Cara Quinn wrote: > Hey Tom; Welcome to the list! > > I'll be including this info in the list welcome message very soon, > but for now, here is our latest revision of MacVisionaries etiquette, > so to speak. <smile> > > If anything doesn't make sense or you just have any questions at > all regarding list policy and such, do feel free to email me off-list > anytime at: > > [email protected] > > Have an awesome day! -Congrats on your Mac, and enjoy the list!… > > Smiles, > > Cara :) > > What is Off-topic for MacVisionaries? > > • Non-Mac-related postings > > • For Sale postings. We're working on a site area(s) for this, so for > the moment, please do keep this sort of thing off the list and email > me privately if you have items for sale. > > • One line responses such as 'thank you' 'I agree' or 'Me too.' > > • Notes asking for people to follow you on Twitter or be your friend > on FaceBook or other social Networking sites. > > • Notes asking people to contact you on Skype or asking if you can > contact someone on Skype. If someone needs assistance, please write > them off list or have them write you. We're working on a Skype > directory of users willing to help people, so for now, please keep > this off the list. > > • Notes with no answers in them. I.E. If you're really not sure how > you can help someone with a question they've asked, then simply don't > post. Let someone who does know, or has a good idea help that > person. there's no harm in letting a question rest for a while if > there's no immediate answer. > > • Posts asking about list policy, posts asking if your post got > through, or test messages. Do not post these sorts of things to the > list. Write me off-list instead. > > What is On-Topic for MacVisionaries? > > • Anything Mac-related! :) > > • Any questions from new / experienced users regarding anything at all > on their Macs or Apple products. > > • Any actual answers to such above questions. If you have a guess, > try it yourself first. If it works, then by all means, post it as an > answer to the list! :) > > • Any warnings, or things to avoid doing which cause VO to not speak > or crash. (or cause problems with a user's access tech) Preferably, > it would also be nice to post a work-around for a problem if you know > it. > > • Any news articles, Web Sites, or blog entries which are Mac / Apple > related, or that have some 'real' involvement with such. I.E. is > there a real honest connection between the two? Is the item you're > posting really going to interest or impact a Mac / VO user? > > • Your own Mac / VO / Apple experiences! Feel free to post anything > that you've experienced or are experiencing (good or bad) having to do > with your Mac use, (with or without VO) your use of Apple products, or > your experiences with Apple or at an Apple store. > > • Questions or concerns about a future Mac or Apple purchase. Feel > free to ask anything you like about Apple / Mac before you buy! :) > > --- > View my Online Portfolio at: > http://www.onemodelplace.com/CaraQuinn > > On Mar 26, 2009, at 8:03 AM, Tom K wrote: > > > Hi all, I just bought a Mac mini used with a 2.0 processor, 2 gig of > ddr3 > ram, its running Lepard, and much more. I'm waiting for it to get > here so I > can have fun trying to learn how to use it. Lets hope I can do it > without > losing all my hair! "Big Grin!" > > Tom K. > > > > > > > > --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "MacVisionaries" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/macvisionaries?hl=en -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
