Larry,
I'm so glad finally somebody asking the same question I'm struggeling
with. I at one point asked CP Hennessy this question in an email that was
addressed to him directly, but sadly never got an answer.
I can understand that if you answer a question and forget to CC the OP
that you send a second message to the list as well, to let us know that
you saw your mistake. But what CP Hennessy is doing doesn't make sense. If
he wants the member that sent the original answer to know that he forgot
to CC the OP, then it's much more sensible to CC the member directly and
not through the mailinglist. Looking at the number of messages he's
sending it seems no one is listening.
I've gotten to a point where I immediately delete all of his messages when
I see more then one or two with his name in the sender.
Arnold Huzen
Op Sun, 21 Jan 2007 20:35:29 +0100 schreef Larry Gusaas
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John Meyer wrote:
More to the point, why are these posts even allowed. Are we supposed to
take time out and send them a personal e-mail, as opposed to just
hitting the reply key?
WalterAM wrote:
Obviously, most of the time [moderated] in the subject is a good clue ;
Why do all the messages sending previously posted replies to these
messages also sent to the list?
When I downloaded my email today there were 93 posts to this list. 20 of
them included "As you are not subscribed you may not have seen that:"
Why do these have to be sent to the list? It is a waste of time looking
through these redundant messages. At the very least the subject line
should indicate that they are previously posted messages so one can skip
them or filter them to trash automatically.
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