Sue Cubic scu...@earthlink.net escribió:
These got very little use and are now gone. I bet our politics
thread will be gone soon too.
I hope so. I'm about ready to unsub. The subject of politics is not
why I joined this list. I'd rather discuss needlework on here--would
anyone mind?
At 02:19 PM 02/04/2009 -0500, b_s-wilk wrote
It's so easy to use the Delete key, easier than unsubscribing.
Actually what I minded the most was the word Approve in the subject
line. I manage several Yahoo email lists, and filter the requests to join
from posts I need to moderate.
Filtering on the word Approve
Ours is Approves so you can just put a space after your Approve
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On Sat, 31 Jan 2009 23:55:15 -0500, Tony B wrote:
Is this true? Is there a shortage of forums for political discussions
these days? I wouldn't know, as I rarely indulge. Perhaps we need a
new forum - PGUYS (Political Guys).
On Sat, Jan 31, 2009 at 11:32 PM, Jeff Miles jmile...@charter.net wrote:
Yes, this was a common solution for mailing lists in their heyday - a
companion 'OT' list. A good idea to help keep the noise level down.
But I don't think the AOL software allows a group moderator to move
threads.
On Tue, Feb 3, 2009 at 3:06 PM, katan ka...@his.com wrote:
We used to have an
We used to have an off-topic list (a separate Linux list, too).
Whatever happened to that?
These got very little use and are now gone. I bet our politics thread
will be gone soon too.
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Yes, this was a common solution for mailing lists in their heyday - a
companion 'OT' list. A good idea to help keep the noise level down.
But I don't think the AOL software allows a group moderator to move
threads.
I think AOL management has forgotten that this server even exists. How
many times
The point is, there are tons of places that you can go to for a fix on
needlepoint, and a ton of political discussion forums as well. Not too
many mind the occasional OT comment on a list, but I too have felt
that impulse to stop the flood of politics in my inbox with an unsub.
Or at least a
At 05:18 PM 02/03/2009 -0500, Matthew S. Taylor wrote
Not at all - I might learn some interesting stuff. My daughter has
gotten into crocheting, and cross stitch, and I can see embroidery on
the way.
Matthew
OK, I'm just finishing my 7th Teresa Wentzler cross stitch project and
looking
At 03:57 PM 02/03/2009 -0500, Tom Piwowar wrote
These got very little use and are now gone. I bet our politics thread
will be gone soon too.
I hope so. I'm about ready to unsub. The subject of politics is not why I
joined this list. I'd rather discuss needlework on here--would anyone
I agree. This thread will die soon. But joining this group was in
direct response to an absolute hate of the Kartel, another group of
list owners I and others used to term the Kartel Nazi's. One word or
subject out of bounds would cause suspension or banning...
And Jeff is proof of that.
Ah, wry wit . . . leaves me in stitches! BTW, in Arabic the powers that
control are described as those who loosen and bind (ahl al hal w'al
`aqd) so your stitches and your politics are not always pulling on
separate strands. Cheers!
Sue Cubic wrote:
At 05:18 PM 02/03/2009 -0500, Matthew
Not at all - I might learn some interesting stuff. My daughter has
gotten into crocheting, and cross stitch, and I can see embroidery on
the way.
Matthew
On Feb 3, 2009, at 5:02 PM, Sue Cubic wrote:
At 03:57 PM 02/03/2009 -0500, Tom Piwowar wrote
These got very little use and are now
And Jeff is proof of that.
Both of them.
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I hope so. I'm about ready to unsub. The subject of politics is not why I
joined this list. I'd rather discuss needlework on here--would anyone mind?
So post something about computers, will you. Whining is prohibited.
At 08:54 PM 02/03/2009 -0500, Tom Piwowar wrote
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I hope so. I'm about ready to unsub. The subject of politics is not why I
joined this list. I'd rather discuss needlework on here--would anyone mind?
So post something about computers, will you. Whining is prohibited.
I do, when I have a
Is this true? Is there a shortage of forums for political discussions
these days? I wouldn't know, as I rarely indulge. Perhaps we need a
new forum - PGUYS (Political Guys).
It is all in clearly labeled threads. If you want to filter it out this
is the right place to ask. Tell us what email
You taking odds? :)
On Sun, Feb 1, 2009 at 2:23 PM, Tom Piwowar t...@tjpa.com wrote:
I doubt it will last much longer and it will probably be years before we
go nuts again.
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Everything is political, one way or another.
This meandering thread is interesting--fun--in that there's a lot of
information and personalities being revealed. We'll get back to
computers eventually, after we deal with paying for repairing our
infrastructure, dealing with jobs,
it's an Obamarama!!
-Original Message-
From: Tony B [mailto:ton...@gmail.com]
Sent: Saturday, January 31, 2009 11:55 PM
Subject: political discussion
Is this true? Is there a shortage of forums for political discussions these
days? I wouldn't know, as I rarely indulge. Perhaps we need
Is this true? Is there a shortage of forums for political discussions
these days? I wouldn't know, as I rarely indulge. Perhaps we need a
new forum - PGUYS (Political Guys).
No shortage. But as Tom mentioned, we all know each other
pretty well here. I pretty much can expect to hear diverse
Yes, this is true.
Welcome to the new world.
Jeff M
On Jan 31, 2009, at 8:55 PM, Tony B wrote:
Is this true? Is there a shortage of forums for political discussions
these days? I wouldn't know, as I rarely indulge. Perhaps we need a
new forum - PGUYS (Political Guys).
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