David is right about getting a ton of mail (especially on a WAP phone!).
What lists such as this often do when a critical volume of messages starts
to get regularly generated, is to split into a number of more specialised
lists. On the face of it, that's a better solution, since I don't want to
have to download then delete all those 'opin'-coded messages; plus does
anyone seriously imagine we're going to get agreement on clear delineation
for coding purposes?
Any thoughts?
rgds
Norman
From: M. David <davidm1@hotmail.com>
> I just wanted to suggest that we start using some sort of coding system
> when sending messages to the list.
>
> I receive a ton of email everyday, and want to read and interact with the
> messages sent to this list, but sometimes its overwhelming when in
addition
> to the other email I get.
>
> So I suggest we start using a simple 4 letter code to give everyone an
idea
> of what the message is,
>
> eg.
> tech (tech related)
> opin (opinion)
> mark (marketing related)
> news (news article)
>
>
>
> David M.
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