P {margin-top:2px;margin-bottom:2px;} I agree with you.
Kim
--- Original Message ---
From : "Dave Neary"
To : "Development for the MeeGo Project (discussion list)"
Date : 2010/07/02 금요일 오후 8:18:29
Subject : Re: [MeeGo-dev] unscribe
Hi,
Gaveen Prabhasara wrote: If someone does not want to receive mail from a
mailing list, why in the first place would they subscribe? Even if they did
for some reason, why wouldn't they use the same method to unsubscribe or
change the mail delivery mode, and pester everyone with their pleads?
While I don't want to rain on anyone's parade, and a bit of
self-righteousness goes a long way to strengthening the bond in a group
sometimes, I think that different communities (and specifically the
kernel community) have different ideas about what constitutes
"low-volume" mailing lists. meego-dev is a high-volume mailing list,
getting an average of 25 emails a day, and many people can't handle that
much list email, in spite of wanting to contribute to the project.
Now, someone's going to reply saying 25 emails a day is low volume. And
indeed, most people active on this list are probably adept at dealing
with between 100 and 1000 emails a day, in the same way that some people
can handle being subscribed to a couple of hundred people on Twitter.
Most people can't, and bearing that in mind might be useful.
Using community mailing lists is not innate, it's learned. So sharing
tips & teaching people to handle a higher volume of email (rather than
complaining about the uselessness of such people) might be useful, no?
Cheers,
Dave.
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