Re: just the list please!

2004-03-19 Thread Sasha Pachev
Michael T. Babcock wrote:
Daniel Kasak wrote:

When someone has a MySQL problem, it is often urgent.
While most of my posts to the list seem to appear withing a few 
minutes, I can remember many occasions when they took more than a few 
hours.


Its also not that difficult to notice duplicates; only the messages to 
yourself are duplicated, not entire threads.

I often remove the person's E-mail address if its not some form of 
urgent posting (like this one) or where they may not care about the 
response, especially if I'm just adding to a thread and not actually 
responding to them.
It is a good idea to always CC the person you are replying to because he may not 
be on the list.

BTW, if you have an urgent problem, or if you would reduce the chances of having 
one, purchasing MySQL support contract is a good idea.

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Re: just the list please!

2004-03-17 Thread Michael T. Babcock
Daniel Kasak wrote:

When someone has a MySQL problem, it is often urgent.
While most of my posts to the list seem to appear withing a few 
minutes, I can remember many occasions when they took more than a few 
hours.


Its also not that difficult to notice duplicates; only the messages to 
yourself are duplicated, not entire threads.

I often remove the person's E-mail address if its not some form of 
urgent posting (like this one) or where they may not care about the 
response, especially if I'm just adding to a thread and not actually 
responding to them.
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just the list please!

2004-03-16 Thread Alan Williamson
Can people please just email the list and not the person *AND* the list!!!

i get duplicate emails and its very annoying to what is a great list so 
far.  kinda puts me off from answering peoples questions!

thanks! :)

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Subject: Re: Blocking INSERT/UPDATE on SLAVE (replication)


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Re: just the list please!

2004-03-16 Thread Tim Cutts
On 16 Mar 2004, at 21:31, Alan Williamson wrote:

Can people please just email the list and not the person *AND* the 
list!!!

i get duplicate emails and its very annoying to what is a great list 
so far.  kinda puts me off from answering peoples questions!
This is something the list admins might be able to sort out.  It's 
common for mailing lists to set a reply-to header, so that replies 
automatically go to the list, and not to the originating poster (all 
the mailing lists that I run do so) but this list does not.

Tim

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Re: just the list please!

2004-03-16 Thread Gabriel Guzman
On Tuesday 16 March 2004 02:19 pm, Tim Cutts wrote:

 This is something the list admins might be able to sort out.  It's
 common for mailing lists to set a reply-to header...
 
snip

here we go again


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Re: just the list please!

2004-03-16 Thread Tim Cutts
On 16 Mar 2004, at 22:30, Gabriel Guzman wrote:

On Tuesday 16 March 2004 02:19 pm, Tim Cutts wrote:

This is something the list admins might be able to sort out.  It's
common for mailing lists to set a reply-to header...
snip

here we go again
Oops - is that a bad button to push?  :-)

If it's the policy of the list managers not to set the reply-to header, 
then so be it, and the OP will just have to put up with it!

Some lists I subscribe to have the opposite extreme policy - no-one 
must reply to the list at all; they reply to the original poster, and 
then some time later the original poster posts a summary of the 
replies.  Works quite well, and keeps the traffic down, but does take 
some discipline.

Tim

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Re: just the list please!

2004-03-16 Thread Scott Haneda
on 3/16/04 1:31 PM, Alan Williamson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Can people please just email the list and not the person *AND* the list!!!
 
 i get duplicate emails and its very annoying to what is a great list so
 far.  kinda puts me off from answering peoples questions!

Personally, I like em, the list is often slow, by a fact of a half hour at
times, that is too long to wait for a message to show up.  With the reply to
list and sender, you get the answer faster, and you also help the list keep
a good archive so others can be helped later.

I think it would be very simple to create a rule in your email application
to nuke the messages that you do not want.
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Re: just the list please!

2004-03-16 Thread Daniel Kasak




Scott Haneda wrote:

  on 3/16/04 1:31 PM, Alan Williamson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  
  
Can people please just email the list and not the person *AND* the list!!!

i get duplicate emails and its very annoying to what is a great list so
far.  kinda puts me off from answering peoples questions!

  
  
Personally, I like em, the list is often slow, by a fact of a half hour at
times, that is too long to wait for a message to show up.  With the reply to
list and sender, you get the answer faster, and you also help the list keep
a good archive so others can be helped later.

I think it would be very simple to create a rule in your email application
to nuke the messages that you do not want.
  

I agree.
When someone has a MySQL problem, it is often urgent.
While most of my posts to the list seem to appear withing a few
minutes, I can remember many occasions when they took more than a few
hours.

What I have a problem with is people piggy-backing off other people's
threads. If you have a new topic, start a new topic...

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