[wplug] Moderation of the group
Burt E Reany
breany at csc.com
Fri Jun 16 12:21:33 EDT 2006
As long as the OT's are clearly labelled in the subject line, I have no
problem flushing-before-reading - it stays my choice as a reader whether to
open the e-mail. (But then, my philosophy is slightly to the right of
Attila the Hun). Please let it be.
Thanx.
Le Grinch Du Connellsville.
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On Fri, 16 Jun 2006, Doug Green wrote:
> Why not just filter out any [OT] posts from hitting your mail client's
> inbox?
Because it puts the burden on the reader to filter out things that should
never have been sent to the mailing list in the first place.
A better solution might be to start a new mailing list
"wplug-talk" (or something) whose purpose is basically social
interaction, and/or discussions of off-topic things that the
local Linux community may be interested in.
--Pat.
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