Chris,
I would rather leave my name/city out of a list posted to the web. I'd
rather avoid the spammers. I don't mind being included in a mailing list.
Sorry, about the extra work, but you know how it is when you volunteer. g
Chris Brogden wrote:
However, I'm wondering how everyone would
I usually sign my posts as: Jerry in Houston
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From: W Keith Mosier [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, February 19, 2001 6:41 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: cities vs. no cities
Chris,
I would rather leave my name/city out of a list posted to the web
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From: "Chris Brogden" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 15, 2001 3:43 AM
Subject: E-mails or no e-mails; Was: Re: cities vs. no cities
Hello Chris
My vote:
In order to make it easy to communicate with someone in a
Chris, If you plan to post it on the web please leave mine out.
I get enough juck mail as it is. I would imagine a list
containing e-mail addresses would be a spammers wet dream come
true.
You might talk to Doug Brewer about Majordomo, it is very good
at sending things out to a mailing list.
I thought it was a private listing, with name and location.
If it's a website with email listings, leave me out.
Too much drivel could come from this. Every peddler in the world selling anything
vaguely related to photography would have easy hunting. A captive audience.
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Thank you Doug for doing that!
--Tom
Doug Brewer wrote:
Rob,
You'll note that the headers have had individual
addresses removed from them in the archives.
To get the email addresses off the archive site, you'd
have to read each individual message, then click on the
private response
Tom Rittenhouse wrote:
I get enough juck mail as it is. I would imagine a list
containing e-mail addresses would be a spammers wet dream come
true.
In that case you shouldn't have posted to the PDML - the postings
are archived. And, guess what - your email address is shown in
the 'from'
Rittenhouse [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 14, 2001 12:22 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: cities vs. no cities
Ah, but, some of the people that would be on the location list
are lurkers and so wouldn't get spam from the archives. And
many spammers are rather dumb
Since I started the HTML thing as a trial balloon, I will now
attempt to add a wee bit of common sense (something remarkably
lacking in this thread). All Chris has to do is post a name and
a location to a web page. Yer email address has no reason to be
there, and if I were doing this project, I
On Wed, 14 Feb 2001, William Robb wrote:
Since I started the HTML thing as a trial balloon, I will now attempt
to add a wee bit of common sense (something remarkably lacking in this
thread). All Chris has to do is post a name and a location to a web
page. Yer email address has no reason to
On Wed, 14 Feb 2001, Chris Brogden wrote:
As long as the web address isn't published, but kept confidential in
private replies,
Something else I just thought of, Bill. For me, it's no more work to mail
out the complete list to everyone than it is to mail out the URL. Same
amount of time
on 2/14/01 8:43 PM, Chris Brogden at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I considered posting the info without e-mail addresses, but thought that
part of the point was to make it easy to communicate with someone in a
particular location. If I don't include the e-mail addresses, then people
will have
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, February 14, 2001 8:43 PM
Subject: E-mails or no e-mails; Was: Re: cities vs. no cities
Do people care about this? What are your feeling regarding e-mail
addresses or no e-mail addresses? The way I see it, if the majority of
people don't see a need to incl
On Tue, 13 Feb 2001, William Robb wrote:
Hi Chris. Here is how I would do it. Make a web page of the
respondents information and put it on my private site, unlinked
to my index page. I would then put the URL into a sig file and
reply to respondents , add the sig file and send it off.
I know it would be easier. It's going to be quite the task to e-mail out
a copy to everyone, and I would rather put it on a web page. However, I'm
wondering how everyone would feel about having their cities posted on a
web page. Personally, I don't care either way, myself, but I just assumed
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