Hi John, I also purposedly answered in this thread because 1) It was fun 2) You are not the 1st person in this situation
A couple+ of times I tried to help these persons. Beause we (the OFBiz team) are not in charge of the OFBiz MLs. The ASF (Apache Sotfware Fundation) infra (infrastructure) team is. Every time I tried to help, I got involved in discussions I'd have been happy to avoid. Eventually feeling like being the culprit of something, when I have none accesses to. Not doing it right when communicating, when I don't even know what on both sides the problem is. So I'm interested by your experience. Is it only related to gmail behaviour? Thanks Jacques From: "John J. Meise, Jr." <[email protected]> > Woah there Jacques, now carsten was clearly not being a smart ass in any > way shape or form. In fact, he took a friendly approach to responding to > me and made a small joke at the end, emphasizing that he was being friendly > by adding the big smiley. But you act as though I came in all complaining > and yelling at people and he made some magnificent speech that left me with > nothing to say. In other words, what you said was completely unnecessary > and out of context of the very simple and very short conversation that we > had. There's no way for me to say this without sounding like I have some > arrogant attitude, but I don't like it when people think wrongly of me, and > it seems to me that you most certainly have the wrong idea about me. > > At any rate, I actually didn't expect to see my own e-mails come back to me > unless someone responded, but that was exactly the problem. The > introduction e-mail gave no instructions as to how to post to the list, and > only left me with an e-mail address to contact someone if I had a question > or needed help with something. I never received a reply from them when I > asked about how to send an e-mail to the list and so I just went ahead and > posted my question to what I believed to be the correct e-mail address. I > didn't hear anything back for over a week, but it was an actual question > that most people may not have had an answer too, so not hearing back from > that didn't tell me anything. However, when I sent out one asking if > anyone was actually seeing what I posted and didn't hear anything back from > that, I started to think I really wasn't sending to the correct e-mail. > Maybe it's just me, but if I see such a simple question like that with a > subject such as, "is this the correct e-mail?", I would open it and say, > "Yup, this is the right address for the e-mail list". So that's why I > started to wonder if I had the correct e-mail. > > I did, however, receive an answer to my question when Carsten responded. > So thank you, Carsten, for assuring me that I do, indeed, have the correct > e-mail address! Now I know for sure that if I don't get a reply it isn't > because it's not being seen :) > > > John J. Meise, Jr. > > *James River Laser & Equip. Co.* > > * > **Office:* 540-389-9700 > > * Cell:* 540-384-0252 > *E-mail:* [email protected] > > > > > On Wed, May 22, 2013 at 11:37 AM, John J. Meise, Jr. < > [email protected]> wrote: > >> eeep, okay! :O -gets back to work- >> >> >> John J. Meise, Jr. >> >> *James River Laser & Equip. Co.* >> >> * >> **Office:* 540-389-9700 >> >> * Cell:* 540-384-0252 >> *E-mail:* [email protected] >> >> >> >> >> On Wed, May 22, 2013 at 10:24 AM, Carsten Schinzer >> <[email protected]>wrote: >> >>> john, that's definitely not true. >>> You as the sender of your own mail cannot see it in gmail until someone >>> replies. >>> So stop the jibber and get back to work :D >>> >>> >>> >>> 2013/5/22 John <[email protected]> >>> >>> > Blibbity bloooo, doesn't seem to matter what I send to this address!! >>> IT's >>> > going out to the deepest parts of space, NEVER TO BE SEEN AGAINN!! :O >>> > Ooooooooo >>> > John M >>> > >>> >> >> >
