Rickard
Sent: Wednesday, July 25, 2012 3:34 AM
To: kr...@eklyon.co.uk ; Gamers Discussion list
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Moderator reminder: Trimming messages
I do object, only because, as I said, a person may have a single long
idea which is valid. I've had to split up messages before, and it
isn't so
I'd like to give some advice for those who use MSOffice outlook and jaws.
Messages sent in plain text format is much smaller than messages sent in
html format.
What I usually do if I write a message that's quite long.
Step1: I save the message in my drafts folder.
I hit control plus s and then
It's also pretty easy to eliminate auto-sending of replies, so long as
you take the time... I'm not trying to accuse anyone by the way, I
just didn't know you guys even looked at messages that large or if
they got moved into a, go ahead and delete, folder or something. I
write most of my messages
Hi Dakotah,
No problem. No offense taken. I'm just glad we are able to clarify
things for you. :D
As it happens I often use the Google web-mail interface myself 90% of
the time and don't bother with separate e-mail clients. Since I have
several different computers running various operating
Hey folks,
I have just tended to all the moderated messages and have had to reject a
rather large number of them due to excessive size. Please could I gently remind
you all to trim your messages before sending them, unless it is under special
circumstances and your message is consulted with and
I don't mind the idea, except I'm curious as to why there's a message
length restriction. If someone doesn't want to read the entire
message, they can either delete it then and there or move to the next
name in the thread, depending on their client and mail reading
preferences. What's more, most
: [Audyssey] Moderator reminder: Trimming messages
I don't mind the idea, except I'm curious as to why there's a message
length restriction. If someone doesn't want to read the entire
message, they can either delete it then and there or move to the next
name in the thread, depending on their client
] Moderator reminder: Trimming messages
I don't mind the idea, except I'm curious as to why there's a
message
length restriction. If someone doesn't want to read the entire
message, they can either delete it then and there or move to the
next
name in the thread, depending on their client and mail
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Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Moderator reminder: Trimming messages
I don't mind the idea, except I'm curious as to why there's a message
length restriction. If someone doesn't want to read the entire
message, they can either delete it then and there or move to the next
name in the thread
[mailto:gamers-boun...@audyssey.org] On
Behalf Of Dennis Towne
Sent: 25 July 2012 00:18
To: Gamers Discussion list
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Moderator reminder: Trimming messages
I would prefer that the rule be kept. While bandwidth and storage really
isn't an issue anymore, trimming conversations is just
To: Gamers Discussion list
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Moderator reminder: Trimming messages
I would prefer that the rule be kept. While bandwidth and storage really
isn't an issue anymore, trimming conversations is just plain polite, and
keeping them trimmed helps keep conversations on track
people from
posting 20 old replies when only the latest one is relevant.
Thanks,
-Michael.
-Original Message-
From: Dakotah Rickard
Sent: Tuesday, July 24, 2012 9:34 PM
To: kr...@eklyon.co.uk ; Gamers Discussion list
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Moderator reminder: Trimming messages
I do
Hi Dakotah,
We usually don't just reject messages out of hand. At least I don't at
any rate. I've personally approved a number of messages that were
larger than the size limitation if it is a case of a single message
too long to fit in the standard 10 KB limit. Such examples include
news letters,
Hi Michael,
That is what we generally do. As I said in my prior post we often
don't just reject a post because it is too large. There are plenty of
posts such as news letters from game developers that are too big to go
through, but we obviously approve them right away since the author
wasn't
Hi, listers.
As many of you know Raul and I have put a 8 KB limit on all standard
posts to this list to cut down message size as well as to limit repeted
material over and over again. However, I have just seen three messages
from three different people be rejected on the grounds of message
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