Bruce Martin ha scritto:
Dear Larry and more:
As is well known, return receipts have their place, even if some don't want
to deal with them, yet have the capability on their own machines.
I believe every user has the right to use them as he/she sees fit, within
the limits of what the internet
Bruce Martin wrote:
I see this as a case where the borders of live and let live have really
been set for all of us by the provisions of the internet and the existing
software as a whole, not by any smaller group.
So, you feel it's your right to irritate so many others. Mail lists are
one
On 7/22/2010 10:13 AM, James Knott wrote:
Bruce Martin wrote:
I see this as a case where the borders of live and let live have really
been set for all of us by the provisions of the internet and the existing
software as a whole, not by any smaller group.
So, you feel it's your right to
In a message dated 2010.07.22 10:44 -0500, Gene Young wrote:
The simple solution is for everyone to create a simple rule that
deletes, unread and un-answered, all messages with a return receipt
request.
Why create a simple rule? - as already pointed out, Thunderbird (and
most other mail
On Thu, 22 Jul 2010 10:44:18 -0400, Gene Young n2...@cfl.rr.com
wrote Re Re: [users] Re: Return Receipts.:
The simple solution is for everyone to create a simple rule that
deletes, unread and un-answered, all messages with a return receipt
request. Then you need only add the offender's email
On 7/22/2010 11:42 AM, John Kaufmann wrote:
In a message dated 2010.07.22 10:44 -0500, Gene Young wrote:
The simple solution is for everyone to create a simple rule that
deletes, unread and un-answered, all messages with a return receipt
request.
Why create a simple rule? - as already
Dear Larry and more:
As is well known, return receipts have their place, even if some don't want
to deal with them, yet have the capability on their own machines.
I believe every user has the right to use them as he/she sees fit, within
the limits of what the internet provides, and no other
On 2010/07/21 7:36 PM Bruce Martin wrote:
Dear Larry and more:
As is well known, return receipts have their place, even if some don't want
to deal with them, yet have the capability on their own machines.
Yes they have there place. But it is not on mailing lists. Using them on
mailing
On 07/21/2010 06:36 PM, Bruce Martin wrote:
Dear Larry and more:
As is well known, return receipts have their place, even if some don't want
to deal with them, yet have the capability on their own machines.
They have no place on mailing lists. Please stop.
Bruce,
I have refrained from replying directly to you, in the interest of
avoiding yet more return receipt requests to the list noise - and
because I thought Larry and NoOp were already making all the right
points. It was sad to see that their good sense was not enough. After
reflection,
10 matches
Mail list logo
