I was just messing with a Lyris list, and note that they have a way in the admin
interface to turn on/off "Friendly headers", which is the exact thing this discussion
has been about.
Bob
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I do disagree with Ed it is not a matter of freedom, it is a matter of
respect, and some of you having not shown any respect for Ed and his
opinions. He started out being very respectful of you and he had been
very considerate until some of you started getting nasty about him
requesting for
Jeez. Time for the asbestos suits.
Mr. Hillson, Ed, and others should realize that honey catches more
flies than vinegar. And that the majority of Mailman developers
aren't being paid for this work. Don't try to fire volunteers.
They're hard to find.
A question to Mr. Hillson and others,
Let me start this by saying that I am not a developer, I don't know
any of the developers, and I have no personal interest in this whole
thing.
I am sure that there are people on this list who's methods of personal
interaction are distasteful to some others on the list. I think that
this has
Mr. Hillson, Ed, and others should realize that honey catches more
flies than vinegar. And that the majority of Mailman developers
aren't being paid for this work. Don't try to fire volunteers.
They're hard to find.
Trust me. I certainly don't want to fire anyone. I also tried to
suppress
On Fri, Feb 16, 2001 at 10:22:33AM -0800, Ed Lazor wrote:
I'm not just running announcement lists, but I think I may have
an idea on this. I believe people use Mailman for ease of use. In
the case of announcement lists, it provides easy administration,
easily viewable archives, and easy
Jeez. Time for the asbestos suits.
This was not a fire storm I started but I got irritated at.
Mr. Hillson, Ed, and others should realize that honey catches more
flies than vinegar. And that the majority of Mailman developers
aren't being paid for this work. Don't try to fire volunteers.
Again feel free to modify your copy. Or fork if you are so sure this
is the right thing to do.
It's the nature of projects like this to get used in ways that the authors didn't
exactly anticipate. Often these variations can be accommodated with simple options,
which seems like a way better
None of my lists are subscription lists they are information
lists where my boss and the other administrators are sending
information to a preset list of users. The headers are stupid
and confusing, there is no reason for them on these lists.
Why don't you also get similar complaints about
