The same happened to me. I replied to a TCP post and got a nice
you're not allowed to post here message in return. It took a minute
to realize it came from techwr-l and not TCP...
Please don't x-post. Pretty please. ;)
On 7/13/07, Sue Heim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I dunno what the rules are here, but generally it's best not to cross post
to dozens of lists. What happens is when someone replies all, then that
someone ends up with lots of rejections. Most lists to which I belong
specifically request members avoid cross-postings (addressing a single email
to multiple lists).
Anyways, please, it would be really nice not to have to either delete the
bounces, or check and make sure that every addy I've replied to is, in fact,
a list I belong to. (For example, I'm here but I'm not on techwhirl any
more).
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I see your OOO message and raise you a clue.
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