I side with Fer, Bill and John.
To me the solution suggested by Fer seems to be acceptable as it informs
without being invasive.
Ciao
Angelo Brazzi
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I would like to suggest an opening agreement before the vote
and that is; "no cookies or anything of that intent, not even a
hint".
Thanks
Steve I
At 11:53 AM 2/22/01 -0500, Robert Terwilliger wrote:
Dear Friends,
Over the years, I have noted that members of this group have
followed
the usua
Hello All,
While I really treasure the intellectual discourse that
predominates the discussion (most of the time) on the Sundial List, I do
appreciate the occasional announcement of a new dial for sale. Since we
are presumably engaged in developing "real" dials, as opposed to the more
com
> However I am interested in announcements of books about sundials and
related
> subjects and a description or brief note about specific sundials.
>
> Commercial announcements better could be placed in Web sites and addresses
> of such sites could be incorporated in the list of links.
That's
Hello Robert et al,
I like the idea of the information/products/services being available, it's a
useful resource; but I think I would prefer it to be held elsewhere, and
perhaps so people could choose whether they wished to receive it; ideally a
separate list or site. However, I wouldn't object t
Title: Glacier
I believe the appeal of the group is its wide range of intellect and depth
of knowledge, not its ability to be a billboard for goods and
services. One mans "purchase opportunity" is surely another's junk mail.
I think Patrick's idea of a page probably on the British, American o
A simple reply:
Never accept commercials on a mailinglist.
If you do you cannot control the list
anymore.
One of the reasons of success of all mailinglists as this one
is that it is not cluttered with lots of commercial stuff. You should see
my (snail)mailbox!
Thibaud
At 11:53 22-2-2001 -0500,
