> > Next thing, please add a reply-to header that has the lists mailing
> > address.
>
> This is a topic of debate, and many people (including myself) would urge people
> to ignore this advice. Mangling mail headers can have bad consequences, and
> there is very little reason to do so.
Yeah, but
I would like to also say that if one follows some sort of guideline that
person is likely to recieve more help (responses).
I know that if there are subjects that are vague and emails that contain
little information, i tend to delete them. Whereas, if someone takes the
time to address the issue, g
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> --- Burhan Khalid <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Next thing, please add a reply-to header that has the lists mailing
> > address.
>
> This is a topic of debate, and many people (including myself) would urge
people
> to
Burhan Khalid wrote:
Listees,
Personally, I'm getting a little annoyed by this, and rather than
flame any thread in general, I would like to post this note
regarding some guidelines that I believe constitute responsible list
posting.
Here is a another resource on mailing list etiquette tha
--- Burhan Khalid <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Next thing, please add a reply-to header that has the lists mailing
> address.
This is a topic of debate, and many people (including myself) would urge people
to ignore this advice. Mangling mail headers can have bad consequences, and
there is very li
Listees,
Personally, I'm getting a little annoyed by this, and rather than
flame any thread in general, I would like to post this note
regarding some guidelines that I believe constitute responsible list
posting.
Firstly, please refrain from using obscure subjects. Some
recent ones th
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