Re: Mailing list
- Posted by Frank Atry <suprsngr at EARTHLINK.NET> Jun 01, 1998
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Irv: You're right. It *would* require people's cooperation. To tell the truth, at this time I'm too much of a novice for this issue to make a great impact on me one way or another. I did, however, get 75 messages in my e-mail box just this morning! But, I guess I would rather get 75 than none at all! You guys go ahead and decide the issue. Regards to everyone. Frank Irv wrote: > At 07:55 AM 6/1/98 -0700, Frank Atry wrote: > > >Hi Wallace: > >I just joined the LISTSERV, and what you say makes sense. I'm with you on > this. > > > >Frank > > > >Wallace B. Riley wrote: > > > >> Hello everybody - > >> > >> Somebody recently raised a question about a separate mailing list > > Mr. Riley's points are well taken. There are a couple of > things that might help, however: > > One requires the cooperation of the posters to this list: > that is to include some kind of code in the subject line > to identify the "category" the message belong in. > Then anyone who wants can use their e-mail program to > sort the stuff into different mailboxes (including the > trash). Other lists do this, with varying degrees of > success. > > The second solution: Use the web interface to the list. > It already sorts by subject (or sender, or date...) > and you only have to read the ones you are interested > in. Drawback here: the person who has the actual answer > to your question may never see it. > > There's no free lunch, I guess. > > Irv