-1 The category heading is a workable suggestion if employed as a guidline. I don't feel that it should be mandatory. That might put people off on using OJB, if they feel that they can't easily request assistance.
Although it is a good way to filter the messages, it is *NOT* a widely recognized convention. New people cannot be expected to know that it is a requirement for posting. $0.02 more, Dave Derry ----- Original Message ----- From: "Richard Mottershead" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Alternativly, keep the list the same, but require users to add some form of > mandatory catagory keyword to the email Subject text. Failure to add a > category would result in the mail being bounced back to the user with a > pleasant message of the form: > > "Which catagory does your request fall into X,Y,Z etc". Please add the > appropriate keyword to the subject text for your question to be accepted" > > Users could then run email rules to sift mails into relevant sub folders for > analysis. > > BTW evryone who answers questions on this list is doing a great job. I hope > to be able to this myself soon as well. > > Yours, > Richard. > > -----Original Message----- > From: Richard Mottershead [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > > > Due to the popularity of OJB (horay!!)The number of daily posts in this list > is reaching a level where your normal user (i.e. me) can't take it all in. > Could the list be spliton a topic basis? For example: > > [1] Installation (and getting the beast working) > [2] Examples (and problems with). > [3] Database/Schema Mapping/Configuration file issues. > [4] Sequence Manager > [5] Persistance Broker > [6] Envionment & Deployment (with without Proxy, Tomcat etc) > [7] General > > I know this would probably be abused and everybody could dump in the General > list but these could be redirected by users in the know to the correct > catagory... > > Yours, > Richard -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
