On Fri, 06 Apr 2001 13:34:03 GMT, Jerry Dallal
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"Drake R. Bradley" wrote:
While I agree with the sentiments expressed by others that attachments should
not be sent to email lists, I take exception that this should apply to small
(only a few KB or so) g
Drake R. Bradley wrote:
While I agree with the sentiments expressed by others that attachments should
not be sent to email lists, I take exception that this should apply to small
(only a few KB or so) gif or jpeg images. Pictures *are* often worth a
thousand words, and certainly it makes
dennis roberts wrote:
the pragmatic of the situation is:
DO NOT SEND ANY ATTACHMENTS TO ANY LIST
More accurately - do not send any attachments to any list that does not
have a specific policy or tradition permitting this.
But, by the same token, a 10K attachment
I checked with a nerdy geek and was told that it is a waste of
bandwidth to broadcast attachments to an entire mailing list.
Although not every attachment is a virus, NO ASCII text is.
Dr. Knodt's suggestion is entirely consistent with email etiquette.
- Forwarded message from Thomas
