g nothing. (Analogy: Do you know what happens when you
try to juggle too many balls at the same time? You do not drop just one.)
> A couple more points. "Other" communications services that provide
> levels of service often negotiate them with subscribers, not with
> third parties.
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Does this have any rules about ad hominem attacks?
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he points I have been raising, except as sounding boards for
repeating your assertions that abuse is certain.
Hyperbole is wonderfully satisfying to the person uttering it, and utterly
destructive for any serious dialogue.
So, I think we are done.
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verse place, it is always possible to find an
example of pretty much any behavior one wishes to describe. Using that example
as proof of the inevitability of the behavior is simply not valid, because it
also means that there are always coun
Brad Knowles wrote:
> At 5:53 PM -0800 2006-03-03, Dave Crocker wrote:
>
>> AOL creates a specialized, rather expensive process that it provides for
>> free, to ensure delivery of a class of mail.
>
> Unless you mean "all mail" when you say "class
ible* mishandling of such a
service as being the same as *definite* mishandling. Perhaps it is just that I
have yet to see a capability that was worth having that could not also be
abused.
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r their "Enhanced
> Whitelist" service, which is apparently being phased out in favor of
> Goodmail.
This is explicitly what they are saying they will NOT be doing.
They will continue their current white list and enhanced white list services.
the EWL is probably what solves you
ions
and is only an adjunct to both service providers' existing mechanisms. For
example, AOL with be continuing both of its existing white-list services.
From what I can tell, the Goodmail technology does not work through a mailing
list. From what I can tell, limited its application
onstitutes.)
Such reports can help an on-going group discussion. It both shows whether
there
is much on-going interest and it shows whether anyone is dominating the
discussion. And it does this is a nicely non-confrontational way.
Is there a preferred way to do this with mailman?
Tnx.
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