Mitch, if you have read all the posts with regards to this question you will have your answer. Whether you agree or not is a different matter and is a personal choice.
>From my personal perspective, so I'm not speaking on anyones behalf except my own here, I find the difficulty in getting any answers to simple questions a problem. To me that indicates not enough people know the answers and the people who should also don't know the answers. I found a problem and followed the current "procedure" by telling the list what the problem was. I spelled it out in plain and simple language, it was even set out in a numbered list with only 2 sentences yet it come back only the other day that it was to difficult to understand. I myself don't see any difficulty when someone says Google List that it means Google list. I felt that the reply was a cop out and an attempt to blame the person who reported the problem for someone else's inaction or inability to understand the words in the 1st sentence. I offered to fix the issue if someone would just let me, I found the owner of the Google group list and thought about emailing him/her about the issue but it was obvious they weren't reading the digest so why would they even open an email from someone they don't know and that would also probably end up in their spam box anyway. Anyone and everyone can throw that back at me if you want as a sign of my inaction but lets be frank the Ubuntu-AU site says the Google list is moderated yet it is obvious that it hasn't been for a very long time. That is just 1 example, I don't feel the need to give any more. I have quite literally had enough of being told just get up and do it as I have been trying to. So the question I would ask you is apart from following the currently recognised "procedure" what should I have done? Don't worry about answering that here, I'm happy to have a private message so this doesn't end up being a public argument. Cheers. Michael. -- ubuntu-au mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-au
