Re: [Mailman-Users] "Members" vs. "Subscribers"

2002-07-16 Thread G. Armour Van Horn
I'm certainly not brave enough to attempt to change it, but I have often been bothered by the terminology. Subscriber is the exact right word in this case, member or employee might be a good fit, but then again, they might not. I have lists in which member, employee, and stockholder would be ap

Re: [Mailman-Users] "Members" vs. "Subscribers"

2002-07-16 Thread Kyle Rhorer
On Tuesday 16 July 2002 11:09, Bob Weissman wrote: > This is a linguistic subtlety in the English version of Mailman. [...] > In my own Mailman 2.0.11 installation, I've scoured the sources for > user-visible strings and changed "member" to "subscriber" everywhere > I thought it was important. I w

[Mailman-Users] "Members" vs. "Subscribers"

2002-07-16 Thread Bob Weissman
This is a linguistic subtlety in the English version of Mailman. Maliman refers to list subscribers as "members," for example when rejecting a post from a "non-member" to a "members-only" list. This terminology is confusing in some circumstances. Here's why. I run lists for a professional, non