Dear moderator
I have tried to unsubscribe to no avail.
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-----Original Message-----
From: Michelle Konzack <linux4miche...@tamay-dogan.net>
Date: Sun, 1 Apr 2012 11:48:06
To: <ooo-users@incubator.apache.org>
Reply-To: ooo-users@incubator.apache.org
Subject: Re: A moderator's view of this list [was: Re: I Hate Your Product]
Hello Rob Weir,
Am 2012-03-31 09:57:48, hacktest Du folgendes herunter:
> The parent post was not sent by a list subscriber. Apache lists are
> configured to allow anyone to post, including non-subscribers. If someone
> is not a subscriber their posts are held for moderation. If they are not
> spam, I let the post through. This is true, even if the post is rude.
> (But if it included a lot of swearing I would not let it through).
And what about uses adding HUGE attachmenst of several MBytes to there
posts?
On the OpenOffice List I was bombed arround 40 or 50 times with Mails of
4-8 MByte in size and I received the messages on my cellphone.
If I am right, and I have already gotten such monster mails on the
<apache.org> lists, every one can bomb the whole lists whith such crap,
instead of using "pastebin" or other free public file services..
Reals, I hate such users. I have to pay 1 Euro/MByte if I am outside of
the UMTS network and it is definitively not funny.
Such mails should be blocked in ANY case
> Now, let's look at it from the user's perspective, and have some sympathy.
Absolutely NOT.
> Their first choice was not to send a note to this list. Their post comes
> at the end of a long chain of failures and frustrations, being bounced
> around by Dell and Amazon, not figuring out OpenOffice, probably not
> finding a good answer searching Google or on our website.
Is the bouncing of Dell and Amazon the fault of LibreOffice?
> A) First, since the original poster is not subscribed to the list, he is
> not receiving any of the responses, unless he was explicitly copied on the
> response.
If he does not get an response, why does he post?
> B) If the user does subscribe, they will likely soon be frustrated by
> unrelated questions and answers, but be unable to unsubscribe themselves
> without assistance.
He should make a driver-license or a weapon-license for the Internet :-P
> So we all want users to be able to resolve their issues, without
> unnecessary complications. I think the support forums are a much better
> place for users to raise such questions.
Right, they should post on Web-Forums and not bother mailinglists
> -Rob
Thanks, Greetings and nice Day/Evening
Michelle Konzack
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