On Tue, 17 Aug 2004 04:20, you wrote:
El lun, 16-08-2004 a las 09:08, Shlomi Fish escribió:
Hi all!
I noticed a trend when talking to some people face to face, and that is
that many of them (and I'm referring to smart, expert, even full-fledged
hacker people) stop reading the Linux-IL
I don't see what's the urge of pleasing everyone?
each mailing list has its own crowd, there are debian-il mailing list
hackers-il newbies and so on, there is no law against being on more than
one mailing list,
there is also linux-il-annonce which is just for important annoncements
but seems not
On Tue, Aug 17, 2004, Ira Abramov wrote about Re: [Meta] Smart People Leaving
Linux-IL:
That only works in civilized countries. This is Israel and Jews like to
argue (it's in our genes)
No we don't!
(sorry, couldn't pass up a Monty Python reference ;)).
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Nadav Har'El
El mar, 17-08-2004 a las 01:43, Ira Abramov escribi:
Quoting Alfredo Daniel Rezinovsky, from the post of Mon, 16 Aug:
In Mendoza, Argentina, we have succesufully reduced the SNR by creating
a list that allows ANY discussion. When a flame is started in the lug
list We just continue the
Quoting Alfredo Daniel Rezinovsky, from the post of Tue, 17 Aug:
In Mendoza, Argentina, we have succesufully reduced the SNR
That only works in civilized countries.
I'm from Argentina,
I know. Irony is like lego, and you gave me a wonderful block to build
on :)
did you saw any
Hi all!
I noticed a trend when talking to some people face to face, and that is that
many of them (and I'm referring to smart, expert, even full-fledged hacker
people) stop reading the Linux-IL mailing list after a while. Their reasons
vary. Some of the things I heard:
1. Linux-IL is the core
Quoting Shlomi Fish, from the post of Mon, 16 Aug:
Hi all!
I noticed a trend when talking to some people face to face, and that is that
many of them (and I'm referring to smart, expert, even full-fledged hacker
people) stop reading the Linux-IL mailing list after a while. Their reasons
On Mon, Aug 16, 2004, Shlomi Fish wrote about [Meta] Smart People Leaving Linux-IL:
I noticed a trend when talking to some people face to face, and that is that
many of them (and I'm referring to smart, expert, even full-fledged hacker
people) stop reading the Linux-IL mailing list after
Well,
Here's how I feel.
I am somewhere in between a newbie and a poweruser.
Often the more technical things are above my head but I find that later
I use that information and would sure miss it, as I would not enjoy
having to subscribe to an extra list (I count 12 I am currently
subscribed
Quoting Shlomi Fish [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
One option is to split this mailing list. One possibility would be:
1. linux-il - mailing list for QA and newbie questions.[1] Also
announcements
of events.
(snip)
First, the list was not supposed to be a newbie list in any case, so this first
one
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Sent: Monday, August 16, 2004 3:40 PM
Subject: Re: [Meta] Smart People Leaving Linux-IL
Quoting Shlomi Fish [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
One option is to split this mailing list. One possibility would be:
1. linux-il - mailing list for QA and newbie questions.[1] Also
announcements
of events
Only now I noticed that the Linux-IL is overdue for the periodical
discussion why people leave it, whether to split into more mailing lists
or not, and whether to allow vi vs. emacs flamewars.
See: http://oii.org/lists/lifecycle.html
and share with your girlfriend/wife the sorrow of the bloody
This is most unfortuently true. I hate the rules but, my first month on
a few of my lists I got offlist messeges telling me to read the rules. I
understood the need for rules, and followed them.
Aaron
In my many years of mailing list and forum experience, I came to one sad
conclusion: in order
After reading the above,
I would vote to leave the list as it is.
Aaron
On Mon, 2004-08-16 at 17:18, Omer Zak wrote:
Only now I noticed that the Linux-IL is overdue for the periodical
discussion why people leave it, whether to split into more mailing lists
or not, and whether to allow vi vs.
Aaron wrote:
After reading the above,
joke
If you're going to write the above, at least have the decency to
bottom-post rather than top-post!
/joke
Yeah, yet another bottom-vs-top post flame :-)
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Shlomi Fish wrote:
Hi all!
I noticed a trend when talking to some people face to face, and that is that
many of them (and I'm referring to smart, expert, even full-fledged hacker
people) stop reading the Linux-IL mailing list after a while. Their reasons
vary. Some of the things I heard:
1.
Quoting Alfredo Daniel Rezinovsky, from the post of Mon, 16 Aug:
In Mendoza, Argentina, we have succesufully reduced the SNR by creating
a list that allows ANY discussion. When a flame is started in the lug
list We just continue the thread in that other list.
That only works in civilized
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