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Re: Off Topic Posts (Again)
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- Subject: Re: Off Topic Posts (Again)
- From: "Mick Furlong" <dorsai@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 31 Oct 2001 11:57:58 -0000
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Mark
I am quite happy to be added to another list for more general stuff however
I
do think that a lot of the mails are relevant to HA even if only obliquely,
for instance the recent Server thread was about the advisability of using a
server for both HA and Showshifter.
Point taken about people unsubscribing but I would imagine that the 50
people
you mention also make the vast majority of the on topic HA posts so there
is
a danger of diluting the group by splitting it.
No biggie just my two pence worth
Cheers
Mick
Mark McCall <mark@xxxxxxx> said:
> I've just had an email from a long time member of the mailing list on
the
old chestnut of off topic posts. I know this is an old one but I do agree
with him. For the many of us these post aren't a problem. For others
however, they are. A couple of weeks ago a guy that runs a well know HA
business in the UK unsubscribed too, stating it had got to much for him.
>
> Anyone just joining the group must wonder if it's on HA or if they've
mistakenly joined a Windows support group. And I'm not pointing the finger
at anyone here...I'm as guilty as anyone.
>
> So...what do we do?
>
> There are probably no more than around 50 of us that use the list
for "chat" and OT stuff. Would those member mind if I added them
to a
separate chat list?
>
> Comments appreciated.
>
> Many thanks
>
> M.
>
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