On the other hand, I have a long running low grade peeve with members who
title a new thread "Suggestion" or "Thought" or "32 words of text" :)
rather than using a Subject that describes what the message is really about.
In this case, were I to post a message telling my fellow list managers to
use a descriptive subject, it might have read something like
Subject: Please use a more descriptive subject!
which would give the folder-browsing member more of a hint as to what the
message is about.
I mention this because it points up a common experience in list-land:
everybody knows the guidelines, but (most) everybody assumes that they,
THEMSELVES, are naturally the exception :)
--On Sunday, July 07, 2002 9:10 AM -0500 Amy Stinson
<e-list@amys-answers.com> wrote:
> Now that you guys are having so much fun picking on one another, could
> you do the rest of us a favor and change your subject to actually
> reflect the content of your posts?
>
> Let's face it, PRUNE YOUR LIST has digressed into at least 3 distinct
> conversations that have NOTHING to do with list pruning.
>
> MUA eliteism has disintegrated into several threads having nothing to do
> with the subject.
>
> etc.
> etc.
>
> Y'all should know better.
>
> Amy
References:
-
Suggestion
From: "Amy Stinson" <e-list@amys-answers.com>
|
|
