Hi there,
I'm trying to gather arguments to stop the Out-of-Office notification
nonsense. I know the technical arguments against OoO and other forms of
auto-responders, but I'm interested to learn how different organisations
are handling it.
If you don't want to answer publicly, please respo
Hi Matthias et al
Out-of-Office notifications are not just "nonsense" as you state in your
mail. In a very service-oriented business, where the person-to-person
relationship is important, it makes sense for the customer to know, that
his personal contact is not available.
Please Remember: Te
EHLO
On Wed, 2006-07-26 at 08:21 +0200, Viktor Steinmann wrote:
> - We all agree OoO should not be sent to Mailinglists. This can usually
> be achieved by checking for precedence "bulk" and not replying to those.
The easiest way to achieve that, is to use a separate mail box to handle
mailing li
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