- I don't want to get 30 different mails at once when I get home at
evening,
I want the few mails of my friends, 1 or 2 MD-L digests and that's it.
The less separate new mails I get, the happier I am. (Even if they get in
different folders) My habit.
one digest is about the same as 30
Michael Stouffs wrote:
Please, STOP commenting our habits, you are *offending*.
You look like my 14 yr old cousin who *absolutely* has to be right and
*absolutely* won't admit he's wrong/partially wrong/a tad wrong/just a
little bit wrong no matter what.
You have never met me, how would
J. Coon wrote:
Michael Stouffs wrote:
Please, STOP commenting our habits, you are *offending*.
You look like my 14 yr old cousin who *absolutely* has to be right and
*absolutely* won't admit he's wrong/partially wrong/a tad wrong/just a
little bit wrong no matter what.
You have
Please, STOP commenting our habits, you are *offending*.
You look like my 14 yr old cousin who *absolutely* has to be right and
*absolutely* won't admit he's wrong/partially wrong/a tad wrong/just a
little bit wrong no matter what.
You have never met me, how would you know what I look
I'm sending a couple "technical" responses, since the topical responses
seem to be irrelevant:
one digest is about the same as 30 individual emails
Not even close. Especially with short messages, thirty individual
messages can be 20-25 times bigger in terms of message size than a single
"J. van de Griek" wrote:
No, you don't stoop to personal attacks, you rather attack whole groups of
people at once. Your courage is commendable. Your behavior is not, however.
I attacked no one. I merrily attempted to explain the virtues of
individual posts, and how to set up filters for
Someone wrote:
a lot of people get the digest
because they don'tknow how to set up filters and folders. Again, It
A lot of people? How do you know that?
I have been on other lists and the same problem came up when the list
started getting more active.
- I don't want to get 30
