Hi All,
I suggest that we adopt the home page format used by JavaIntro and Web
Service group, all the links to admin questions are place at the top section
of the home page for any new members to follow.
The following is the cut/paste from JavaIntro group forum:
*Welcome!*
For the course home
I think we may be forgetting that many of the people on the list are
probably new to programming, the Internet, and discussion lists, and aren't
aware of the etiquette involved.
For an oveview of discussion list etiquette see (some of this might be
specific to Mozilla's forums, but most of the inf
Funny how easy people seem to find to suscribe and yet so hard to
unsuscribe.
Maybe to sign up for the course there should be a small form with some
questions about the FAQ and maybe a little very basic Java.
Seems incredible sometimes that someone that can't use google could attemp
something lik
Well it could be done. But if there are people who are so lazy that they are
asking the question straight away without doing even a 1 minute research on
the Internet (thanks God we have something like Google), then I hardly
believe that they are able to learn anything at all. The one who really
wan
Hi Alan,
A very big thank you for your email, but you I guarantee you that you will
still see countless (useless) emails despite sending this email.
Does it not beg the question whether people actually read and sometimes use
their head (I don't mean to offend!)?
I initially joined this class j
