RE: [OT] Linux-Hams: The only list you need !

2000-07-30 Thread Barrett, Peter G

Gosh! it seems my reply to Mark Aitken (which I thought was a harmless
enough question) has detonated something (again). Guess it was a hot
weekend!
Sorry 8-(
I can only observe that the number of irrelevant questions to this list is
far and away surpassed by the number of hostile replies.
I only asked what kppp had to do with amateur radio and now I have an
answer.
Anyway I must get on with my life
 


 -Original Message-
 From: Jochen Kmietsch [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
 Sent: Friday, 28 July 2000 6:16 pm
 To:   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject:  [OT] Linux-Hams: The only list you need !
 
 
 Real Users never know what they want, but they always know when your
 program doesn't deliver it.
..and so the final product is improved!!

regards

Peter VK6PEC Perth WA



Re: [OT] Linux-Hams: The only list you need !

2000-07-29 Thread Matti Aarnio

On Fri, Jul 28, 2000 at 12:15:42PM +0200, Jochen Kmietsch wrote:
 Grab it today !  Just a "subscribe" away !
 This is the only list you will ever need !  Don't care that it's
 "supposed to be" Ham-related Linux stuff (or the other way
 around) discussed here.  Just ask anything that comes to mind, heck,
 nobody knows what all those other lists are for !
 Oh, and Netiquette, who cares ?  You can even flame the list owner at
 no additional cost ! 
...

Do mind your manners.  Use netiquette for good.

The mentioned listowner may at some point even hear of
that flaming, and turn nasty at the flamer -- like kicking
the subscription away.  (Usually such kickouts are purely
due to technical faults along subscribers email delivery
path -- email to the subscriber gets rejected sometimes.)

Classifying a question as "stupid" does vary greatly by
peoples experience.   Some great magic incantation may
be self-evident to some Elmers, but not so to everybody.

If you feel an urge to flame, postpone it for an hour,
and think then if it is worth the effort.  Propably isn't.

Giving gentle guidance offline is always an option, which
certainly improves list S/N ratio.

 -- 
 Real Users never know what they want, but they always know when your
 program doesn't deliver it.

/Matti Aarnio  OH2MQK -- one of VGERs assisting postmasters, but *not*
 any of the listowners.