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Date:         Mon, 12 May 1997 15:39:31 -0500
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From:         tbill <tbill@startext.net>
Subject:      Re: change list to newsgroup?

Chet Douglas wrote: > > I like the idea of a newsgroup. That way when I go away for the weekend > I don't have 250 new mail messages waiting for me. I can easily browse > a newgroup and look at the threads to see if I am interested. I think > that is a major reason why people join a list, get way too many messages > and then decide to be removed after seeing how much traffic it > generates. > Ditto!! I was going to write the above myself. Someone told me I could put a filter on my email to route this list server mail to a separate folder, but I haven't had any luck yet. (I'm using Netscape 3) I have to sort thru email to find the stuff that needs immediate attention now. I imagine that's the reason people drop this list. When I leave town for a week or two, I have to unsubscribe or I'll have a mess when I return. I can always go to the archieves.

> > I suppose a list prevents alot of SPAM and unwanted junk mail.... >That's not a real problem. Just skip it.

TBill

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