That's why we have subject lines. So we can filter out the crap.

That's why we never look at a gallery by Larry because we know it will feature 
about 357 photos and take 42 minutes to scroll through.

And more seriously, the beauty of the email is that we can turn off our 
computer, actually leave the house with a camera, take pictures for a whole day 
or more and then when we come back everything on pdml will still be there; we 
won't have missed a thing.

I don't understand how being active on pdml takes time away from photography 
any more than any other activity would. Seems to me that it's about priorities 
and choices and they have nothing to do with this list specifically.

Cheers,
frank

"What can be asserted without proof can be dismissed without proof." -- 
Christopher Hitchens

--- Original Message ---

From: Bipin Gupta <[email protected]>
Sent: August 28, 2012 8/28/12
To: [email protected]
Subject: Time Management - Actual Photography vs Reading PDML Mail

I have a very enthusiastic photographer friend who wished to form
another Pentax  Mail In Forum called iPentax. I wrote back telling him
that there is already a very interesting one called PDML.
He agreed, but said that he was once a member of PDML but spent too
much time reading PDML mail in his Inbox, and less time on his actual
photography. Many a time the number of mails on the same topic was
overwhelming, with little or no inputs to stimulate his grey cells and
his photography.
Perhaps we can ponder on this issue with ways to prune down the number
of "non-issue" mails that help only to fatten up the Inbox. The
British call it "cotton wooling".
I may have stirred the hornets nest, but I took a sincere and
calculated risk to highlight this issue to all of you.
I beg pardon.
Bipin.
camp: San Mateo, California
          and not from the far away enchanting land.

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