Hi Julian,
Sorry this is happening to you. If your email is set to alert you for
every email, this would be quite an annoyance!
Some communities use mailing lists as a low-traffic annouce system, but
others use them as a web forum type thing. OSM usually uses the latter.
As well as
It took me a long time to accept mailing lists as the main communication
tool for OSM related stuff. But I did find a way to cope with being
subscribed to many (many!) osm mailing lists.
In any mail application it should be possible to devise automatic rules to
preclassify mails. I have a rule
Thanks for your reply, and thanks to Blake too!
maybe I am just not able to use a mailinglist correctly. No doubt
mapswipe is an interesting tool and is related to HOT. But in my opinion
only urgend topics should go into a mailinglist.
Don't get me wrong: During the Nepal quake there were
Hi Julian,
Thank you very much for being a part of the HOT community!
HOT is doing mapping every day of the week and while there are times
of severe crisis after a disaster when our mapping is focused and
dramatically increased, the daily mapping for humanitarian projects is
very important as
Your message really surprises me. MapSwipe is an app that was created by
MSF, to help save HOT's mappers time, so they can focus on mapping. I think
that's an interesting discussion thread. Not sure about the others, but the
way to read mailing lists is to look at the topics that interest you and
Hello everyone,
I am interested in information regarding HOT activations, the talk about
real HOT problems and some news regarding HOT, so I joined this list
about a year ago during the earthquake in Nepal. Currently I found
myself deleting nearly 98% of the messages of this list even without
