A volunteer job is still a job. You shouldn't volunteer for a job if
you don't plan to actually fulfill your responsibilities. If someone
is a volunteer firefighter in a small town, and yet never shows up at
the scene of a fire, then they are not doing their job.
If Henry's on vacation, well, there are many people on this list with
experience with Mailman software. How hard would it have been to
contact one of them with the admin password and say, "Would you mind
keeping an eye on the list while I'm away?"
Also, if you know you're going away for a while, and nobody's minding
the shop while you're gone, why on earth would you make a major
change like modifying the Reply-To behavior *immediately* before you
depart, so that we're all stuck with it for weeks?
- Darcy
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Brooklyn, NY
On 25 Aug 2005, at 2:51 PM, dhbailey wrote:
Darcy James Argue wrote:
On 25 Aug 2005, at 1:22 PM, Eric Dannewitz wrote:
This guy needs to be publicly flogged!
It wouldn't be a problem if the list owner was doing his job.
He has a job? I don't recall ever paying him anything. Have you
paid him?
He does it as a labor of love, and if he happens to be away on
vacation, so be it.
Maybe his computer's in the shop and he's away until Labor Day, too.
But I don't think he gets paid for this list. It's not really a job.
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