On Apr 25, 2008, at 7:31 PM, Ted Roche wrote:
> If _you_ don't like that, you can twit-filter all messages where you
> don't like the subject line. But I think it's over-reaching do to it
> to me.
Do you ever have anyone proof-read your writing before it goes out to
publishing?
Bouncing a malformed message back is one way of saying "You need to
fix this before it gets published". It is not twitting, which would
mean silently disposing of it. The author can then correct their
mistake, if indeed it was an honest mistake, or, in the case of the
inconsiderate few who do this on a regular basis, can decide that it
isn't worth the effort to fix it. It's up to them.
-- Ed Leafe
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