On 26 Mar, in article <8f18b3c749ca5517d1f25a4db079e5d1-EhVcX1lFRQVaRwYcDTpQCEFddQZLVF5dQUNBAjBeX15ZVF0WXVloCVQ6XFxcQ0IDWFhdQg==-webmailer2@s, m0n0 <o...@monochrom.net> wrote: > Am Montag, den 26.03.2012, 00:37 +0200 schrieb Tim Hill > <t...@timil.com>:
> > Why's it there? Are there still people on dialup who need it? > Generally this feature is offered by the Mail list managers to > provide users an option limit the amount of mails they get. This > has nothing to do with dialup. It's just less annoying to get 1 > mail once a day, instead of getting 40 mails... > I'm subscribed to several mail lists and I like the digest feature. > Greets, > m How can one loooong email with all the replies in all the threads which people haven't snipped repeated again and again possibly be less annoying than 40 emails? Just curious. I know subscribers on this list are good at trimming quotes, but there are plenty of others where it just doesn't happen. -- Tricia These taglines aren't always all that interesting...
