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Subject: Re: List Managers as Public Servants
From: morgan @ engr . uky . edu (Wes Morgan)
Date: Thu, 23 Feb 95 07:50:11 EST
To: list-managers @ greatcircle . com

>Again, this goes back to the Computer Shopper analogy.  Would this list suffer
>much if there were 1-5 ad messages a day?  Dunno.  
>
>I think what's happening here is that someone says "advertising" and people
>immediately see their lists turning into the electronic equivalent of Computer
>Shopper.  It doesn't have to be that way.

Actually, I was looking at the *aggregate* effect.

I, and many other folks of my acquaintance, subscribe to *many* lists.
If memory serves, I'm currently subscribed to about 30 mailing lists.
"1-5 ad messages a day" on even 30% of those lists would be a major-
league headache.  Assuming that the majority of the membership didn't
have a problem with it, I'd still probably wind up dropping a few lists.

I'll readily admit that I am likely to be an exception to the general rule.

--Wes


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