Heya!
I have noticed that it is really very quiet here recently. Now I do
not intend to get rid of the list because it's not in anybody's way
(and all the spam gets filtered out and never reaches anyone but me
and Maarten), but still, I was wondering if people would actually miss
it if it were
Hi Wynke,
I think the answer is quite obvious: www.msx.org right now is more or less
the place where most MSX-ers meet each other. Would I miss the
mailinglist? Probably not. Should it disappear? No, it should stay anyway...
Best Regards,
Arnaud
- Original Message -
From: Wynke
I do read the list!
Most news I get visiting www.msx.org (home page forums).Since every now
and then there is a spat on msx.org it is nice to know the email list is
still there as a backup should someone decide to quit msx (even if only for
a while)
Keep the List - we read even though we do
Wynke Stulemeijer wrote:
I have noticed that it is really very quiet here recently. Now I do
not intend to get rid of the list because it's not in anybody's way
(and all the spam gets filtered out and never reaches anyone but me
and Maarten), but still, I was wondering if people would actually
JP Grobler a écrit :
I do read the list!
Most news I get visiting www.msx.org (home page forums).Since every
now and then there is a spat on msx.org it is nice to know the email
list is still there as a backup should someone decide to quit msx
(even if only for a while)
Keep the List - we read
Jetze Mellema a écrit :
It's a great possibility for people who are banned at MSX.org.
:-)
Are there so much people banned at msx.org O_o
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Wynke Stulemeijer wrote:
The list may not see as many messages as it has in the past, but it is
still a good place to make public announcements, which will then be
received by many people. If I want to make such an announcement, I write
to msx@stack.nl first, and only after that look at msx.org
Let's see if we can bring this list to live
again!
I recently obtained a new MSX computer from
Argentinia: the Talent DPC-200. Funny thing is that it was build in Argentinia
but is almost identical to the Korean Deawoo DPC-200. The only difference is the
keyboard, the Talent has some GRAPH
Following Jetzes example, I will from now on post the updates to the
MAP (MSX Assembly Page) to the Mailinglist :). Hopefully this will also
give me a little more direct feedback on updates and changes made,
spotting possible errors.
Added on 10/2/2005:
- Stub article with MSX Basic tips
At 14:51 22-2-05 , you wrote:
Heya!
!ayeH
I have noticed that it is really very quiet here recently. Now I do
not intend to get rid of the list because it's not in anybody's way
(and all the spam gets filtered out and never reaches anyone but me
and Maarten), but still, I was wondering if people
Hi,
I have just allowed (manually) a mail from Jetze Mellema to the list,
one that has both a HTML and a plaintext version of the body. The way
the mailing list is set, these mails are normally filtered out, as
nothing other than plain text is allowed.
So what I was wondering is if there is
At 15:34 22-2-05 , you wrote:
Laurent Matignon wrote:
It's a great possibility for people who are banned at MSX.org.
:-)
Are there so much people banned at msx.org O_o
No, but once you are you are unable to participate in any of the
discussions, so it is a pretty serious thing considering
Wynke Stulemeijer wrote:
Hi,
I have just allowed (manually) a mail from Jetze Mellema to the list,
one that has both a HTML and a plaintext version of the body. The way
the mailing list is set, these mails are normally filtered out, as
nothing other than plain text is allowed.
So what I was
Albert Beevendorp wrote:
I have a feeling, and I think other people with me, that MRC has
become more of an MRC community site than an MSX community one.
No, please not again that discussion. The MRC is a moderated forum, not a
democracy. Accept it and don't whine about it.
Let's keep the
At 16:01 22-2-05 , you wrote:
Hi,
I have just allowed (manually) a mail from Jetze Mellema to the list,
one that has both a HTML and a plaintext version of the body. The way
the mailing list is set, these mails are normally filtered out, as
nothing other than plain text is allowed.
So what I was
Hi
On Tue, 22 Feb 2005 16:01:02 +0100, Wynke Stulemeijer wrote:
So what I was wondering is if there is anyone on the list who really
wants to be able to post in HTML (rather than set their mail client to
plain text), and if there is anyone who really doesn't want to receive
HTML e-mail. I have
On Tue, Feb 22, 2005 at 04:10:41PM +0100, Jetze Mellema wrote:
Albert Beevendorp wrote:
I have a feeling, and I think other people with me, that MRC has
become more of an MRC community site than an MSX community one.
No, please not again that discussion. The MRC is a moderated forum, not a
Jetze Mellema wrote:
I have a feeling, and I think other people with me, that MRC has
become more of an MRC community site than an MSX community one.
No, please not again that discussion. The MRC is a moderated forum, not a
democracy. Accept it and don't whine about it.
Let's keep the discussion
Daniel Caetano wrote:
So what I was wondering is if there is anyone on the list who really
wants to be able to post in HTML (rather than set their mail client to
plain text), and if there is anyone who really doesn't want to receive
HTML e-mail. I have been looking at the options, and it *might*
Laurens Holst wrote:
But, I think this kind of happens automatically. From the top of my mind,
I dont really recall a real flamewar ever happening on the MSX Malinglist
(though I probably recall wrong ;p).
Well, you actually do remember wrong, but it's always better to remember the
nicer things
Arnaud de Klerk wrote:
But, I think this kind of happens automatically. From the top of my
mind, I dont really recall a real flamewar ever happening on the MSX
Malinglist (though I probably recall wrong ;p).
Well, you actually do remember wrong, but it's always better to remember
the nicer
That is also why I think banning certain persons (in particular, I am
talking about GuyveR800 from TNI here) is a Very Bad Idea. In the end,
GuyveR800 was banned because of a (strong) disagreement with the msx.org
staff, and as an end result can thus not participate in that part of the
MSX
On Tue, Feb 22, 2005 at 04:43:57PM +0100, Laurens Holst wrote:
Arnaud de Klerk wrote:
But, I think this kind of happens automatically. From the top of my
mind, I don???t really recall a real flamewar ever happening on the MSX
Malinglist (though I probably recall wrong ;p).
Well, you
Term Scene stands for creativity. The MSX Scene is long since dead. All that
remains is Robsy, KonamiMan and BiFi. Everybody else is either a collector,
nostalgic dreamer, flamewar lover or some other variety of lamer.
Let's keep the discussion positive and constructive. The MSX scene is not
Term Scene stands for creativity. The MSX Scene is long since dead. All
that remains is Robsy, KonamiMan and BiFi. Everybody else is either a
collector, nostalgic dreamer, flamewar lover or some other variety of
lamer.
Arian, what is wrong with you? Why on earth do you call nostalgic dreamers
Term Scene stands for creativity. The MSX Scene is long since dead. All
that remains is Robsy, KonamiMan and BiFi. Everybody else is either a
collector, nostalgic dreamer, flamewar lover or some other variety of lamer.
I'd hoped to have delivered a bit more in the last few years than
Jetze Mellema wrote:
Feel free to send me an e-mail if you found errors or have more
invormation on computers (Comments). I'm not planning to create another
MSX Hardware FAQ but am looking for simple comments like Only 16 kB
RAM or Superimposing. Your help to make the site better is
Jetze Mellema wrote:
Term Scene stands for creativity. The MSX Scene is long since dead.
All that remains is Robsy, KonamiMan and BiFi. Everybody else is
either a collector, nostalgic dreamer, flamewar lover or some other
variety of lamer.
Arian, what is wrong with you? Why on earth do you call
Wynke wrote:
So, what do you guys think? Will the list still be used in the future?
Definitely, YES!
And where do people go these days for their MSX news?
#msxdev on Rizon IRC has a lot of MSX scene news first, which is a
consequence of the number of active sceners that are regulars there.
Which
Arian, what is wrong with you? Why on earth do you call nostalgic dreamers
and collectors lamers? This kind of flaming is exactly what reminds me on
the times that this list was much used and comp.sys.msx was still the plac
to be.
Well, it's obvious. I'm talking a lot, and don't do much else,
Wynke wrote:
I have been looking at the options, and it *might* be
possible (although I am not sure yet) to convert HTML mails to plain
text rather than just reject them - how would people feel about that?
That would be a good option, because HTML e-mail is *evil* :P
Greetz,
Patriek
On Tue, Feb 22, 2005 at 03:46:51PM +0100, Laurens Holst wrote:
Wynke Stulemeijer wrote:
With regard to reading the list, I think you have insight in the number
of subscribers and the amount of bounced mails... I'd say pretty much
every mail which arrives at its destination is read
Wynke Stulemeijer escribió:
Heya!
I have noticed that it is really very quiet here recently. Now I do
not intend to get rid of the list because it's not in anybody's way
(and all the spam gets filtered out and never reaches anyone but me
and Maarten), but still, I was wondering if people would
Hello all,
I also like to keep this list alive, how many are there still in the
user list?
Grtz * TOM *
Wynke Stulemeijer schreef:
On Tue, Feb 22, 2005 at 03:46:51PM +0100, Laurens Holst wrote:
Wynke Stulemeijer wrote:
With regard to reading the list,
Hello Weinke,
like to keep the list, but i got this mesage everytime so no use to
respond only to the person himself, now for a year i got this message!
Grtz * TOM *
Origineel bericht
Onderwerp: Your message to msx awaits moderator approval
Datum: Tue, 22 Feb 2005
Heya,
I have adapted some settings of the mailinglist. The theory is that it
should now accept plain text, html or any combination thereof, and
convert all html to plain text, but not accept anything else. It may
be that mails with attachments are let through but with the
attachments removed.
I
Whatever you decide: KEEP THIS LIST GOING! I think that people not realy
roam every MSX site available for news, but when people get a hint or link
from messages about realy interesting news. (the news people talk about)
they go and check it out. There are just too many (almost) dead sites
Leaf it as is, because when only posting plain text, it is easy to keep spam
out.
(and if somebody reads the MSX mail through MSX it is no problem)
- Original Message -
From: Wynke Stulemeijer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: msx@stack.nl
Sent: Tuesday, February 22, 2005 4:01 PM
Subject: HTML mail
Tom Emmelot wrote:
Hello Weinke,
like to keep the list, but i got this mesage everytime so no use to
respond only to the person himself, now for a year i got this message!
Grtz * TOM *
Well, your previous message was an HTML one, so that was likely the
problem...
Your mail to 'msx' with the
At 00:54 23-2-05 , you wrote:
I have adapted some settings of the mailinglist. The theory is that it
should now accept plain text, html or any combination thereof, and
convert all html to plain text, but not accept anything else. It may
be that mails with attachments are let through but with the
At 02:26 23-2-05 , you wrote:
I LOVE THIS MAILING LIST
I LOVE THIS PLAN TEXT
AND I LOVE THE MSX...
Short, plain and simple :)
Greetings,
Jun
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