Re: [newbie] Message posts

2002-03-26 Thread Michael
So speaking as a New Zealander "it is possible to get yesterdays posts today and post tomorrow so as everyone reads them yesterday". New Zealand - first to see the light. (Expensive Y2K Advertising campaign) Cheers Michael Carroll Grigsby wrote: > > On Monday 25 March 2002 07:07 pm, James Tho

Re: [newbie] Message posts

2002-03-26 Thread FemmeFatale
*nods* Ditto. Sunspots. I swear...or cosmic rays. *Lag basically* :) Femme Miark wrote: > > Damn right, I have. I've received them out of order, doubles, and > messages that appear a day after they were posted. > > Miark > > "James Thomas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> spoke thusly: > > > I am just

Re: [newbie] Message posts, OT

2002-03-26 Thread FemmeFatale
Michael wrote: > > So speaking as a New Zealander "it is possible to get yesterdays posts today and > post tomorrow so as everyone reads them yesterday". > > New Zealand - first to see the light. (Expensive Y2K Advertising campaign) > > Cheers > Michael > Hm... ya I remember the campaign. No

Re: [newbie] Message posts

2002-03-26 Thread Robert Gray
On Tuesday 26 March 2002 1:42 am, you wrote: > On Monday 25 March 2002 07:07 pm, James Thomas wrote: > > I am just wondering if anyone else noticed problems with messages > > appearing in bizarre order, the original message appears a day or so > > after the replies. Is there anything I can do stop

Re: [newbie] Message posts

2002-03-26 Thread Brian Parish
I see the lag and some dupes, but never the tomorrow problem. But then I AM in Australia. Doesn't everything get converted back to GMT or something then presented in your local time? Maybe different e-mail clients are seeing it differenctly? I using evolution. Brian On Tue, 2002-03-26 at 12:

[newbie] Message posts

2002-03-26 Thread James Thomas
I am just wondering if anyone else noticed problems with messages appearing in bizarre order, the original message appears a day or so after the replies. Is there anything I can do stop this (ie: get a new email account or something? :P) or is it a list problem? Thanks! James ___

Re: [newbie] Message posts

2002-03-26 Thread David
To add, I got Miark's response.. and still have never seen James' original post. Dave Miark said onto me: Miark> Damn right, I have. I've received them out of order, doubles, and Miark> messages that appear a day after they were posted. Miark> Miark> Miark Miark> Miark> Miark> Mi

Re: [newbie] Message posts

2002-03-26 Thread Lyvim Xaphir
On Mon, 2002-03-25 at 19:07, James Thomas wrote: > I am just wondering if anyone else noticed problems with messages appearing > in bizarre order, the original message appears a day or so after the > replies. Is there anything I can do stop this (ie: get a new email account > or something? :P)

Re: [newbie] Message posts

2002-03-25 Thread s
Or how about the ones that show up and are dated months ago? lol. -s On Monday 25 March 2002 06:26 pm, you wrote: > Damn right, I have. I've received them out of order, doubles, and > messages that appear a day after they were posted. > > Miark > > "James Thomas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> spoke thus

Re: [newbie] Message posts

2002-03-25 Thread James Thomas
>James: >It may depend on your e-mail client. I use KMail, and I tell it to sort by >subject; each posting appears oldest first, based upon when it was posted >expressed in my local time. IIRC, Netscape does pretty much the same, as do >most mail clients. Incidentally, one of the side effects is t

Re: [newbie] Message posts

2002-03-25 Thread Roy Murray
- Original Message - From: "Miark" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Monday, March 25, 2002 7:26 PM Subject: Re: [newbie] Message posts > Damn right, I have. I've received them out of order, doubles, and > messages that appear a day

Re: [newbie] Message posts

2002-03-25 Thread Miark
Damn right, I have. I've received them out of order, doubles, and messages that appear a day after they were posted. Miark "James Thomas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> spoke thusly: > I am just wondering if anyone else noticed problems with messages appearing > in bizarre order, the original message