by users of Debian. I would doubt that was the original
intent of the spirit of the phrase Help and discussion among users of
Debian.
I would urge the off-topic posters to return to the spirit of the
phrase, and please wind down your off-topic posts, and then strive to
keep your posts a bit
. I would doubt that was the original
intent of the spirit of the phrase Help and discussion among users of
Debian.
I would urge the off-topic posters to return to the spirit of the
phrase, and please wind down your off-topic posts, and then strive to
keep your posts a bit closer to Debian
is appropriate for any and all
discussions by users of Debian. I would doubt that was the original
intent of the spirit of the phrase Help and discussion among users of
Debian.
I would urge the off-topic posters to return to the spirit of the
phrase, and please wind down your off-topic posts
-topic posts, and then strive to
keep your posts a bit closer to Debian-related topics.
Thanks!
I agree. I, too, have been guilty of posting way too many off-topic
messages. I intend to be more circumspect in future, and ask that
others do likewise.
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wind down your off-topic posts, and then strive to
keep your posts a bit closer to Debian-related topics.
Thanks!
I agree. I, too, have been guilty of posting way too many off-topic
messages. I intend to be more circumspect in future, and ask that
others do likewise.
i like, within
On Thu, 08 Mar 2007 16:19:50 +0100
steef [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i like, within constraints, political discussions on this list. gave
me sometimes something to think about and/or a good laugh. i hate
one-liners. from what side they come: they are always beside the
point for lack of nuances.
to the spirit of the
phrase, and please wind down your off-topic posts, and then strive to
keep your posts a bit closer to Debian-related topics.
[...]
True, I grow tired. But please throttling is the best answer. We don't
need everyone going cold turkey on posting.
I've slowed my
that this list is appropriate for any and all
discussions by users of Debian. I would doubt that was the original
intent of the spirit of the phrase Help and discussion among users of
Debian.
I would urge the off-topic posters to return to the spirit of the
phrase, and please wind down your off-topic
is appropriate for any and
all discussions by users of Debian. I would doubt that was the
original intent of the spirit of the phrase Help and discussion
among users of Debian.
I would urge the off-topic posters to return to the spirit of the
phrase, and please wind down your off-topic posts
Liam O'Toole wrote:
On Thu, 08 Mar 2007 16:19:50 +0100
steef [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i like, within constraints, political discussions on this list. gave
me sometimes something to think about and/or a good laugh. i hate
one-liners. from what side they come: they are always beside the
discussions by users of Debian. I would doubt that was the original
intent of the spirit of the phrase Help and discussion among users of
Debian.
I would urge the off-topic posters to return to the spirit of the
phrase, and please wind down your off-topic posts, and then strive to
keep your posts a bit
, and please wind down your off-topic posts, and then strive to
keep your posts a bit closer to Debian-related topics.
Thanks!
I could not have said any better. I completely agree with you. Let's hope
that the handful of OT posters come to their senses quickly.
raju
LOL. If we were
H.S. [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Kent West wrote:
Historically this list has been tolerant of off-topic threads, likely
because such threads have tended to be short-lived.
any helpful comments other than read the manual. Those lists were so
full of arrogant self-proclaimed Linux or Unix
On Sat, 15 Jan 2000, aphro wrote:
: well i read from multiple sources that their UP-SMP upgrade tool worked
: about 20% of the time..compaq came up with a tool that was 99-100%
: successful *if* you had compaq hardware..
:
: there are many many files that had to be changed to give NT SMP
In [EMAIL PROTECTED], on 01/17/00
at 01:24 PM, Nathan E Norman [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I hate to prolong this thread, but I have to ask ... Who the hell cares? And
what is the relevance to Debian?
Don't know about the _thread_, but do know that sometimes I have questions
that I really don't
Please, people, is there a debian-political mailing list where
posts that don't specifically relate to *using* debian could
be directed?
Threads that mainly consist of pointless pedantry or marketing
schemes could be profitably removed from this already high volume
mailing list, IMNSHO.
ali.
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