Linda Cole wrote:
I looks like the majority of you have an aversion to forums. Therefore,
we're going to look into resurrecting the old listserv. I'm not sure we
can do this, I'm not sure we can get it approved, I'm not even sure we
have what we need on the server. (Can you tell I'm not sure?)
List,
I looks like the majority of you have an aversion to forums. Therefore,
we're going to look into resurrecting the old listserv. I'm not sure we
can do this, I'm not sure we can get it approved, I'm not even sure we
have what we need on the server. (Can you tell I'm not sure?) :) It's
ju
From: "Peter MacGregor"
Well, I guess I may as well add my tuppence worth - before
the banks lose all my money!!
.
Peter MacGregor
Have no fear,they're nationalised. Now all you have to do is
fill out a withdrawal request in triplicate and forward it
to Peter Mandelson. As s
You have limited control, on our lists it is text based ads at the bottom of
each email but not images, not html. By setting the list to classic format
and no html you get unobtrusive stuff most ignore.
Our Dreamweaver group has something like 5600-5800 members so it works for
us.
Cheryl D Wise
Cheryl,
Yahoo groups is a mail list with a web interface that people can choose to
access if they want. It is not a forum in the same sense we are discussing. I
own/moderate several Yahoo and Google Groups. That is why they are called
groups not forums.
What Ruby was talking about are forums w
Cheryl Hewitt wrote:
FYI: With Yahoo Groups you can set it up so that all posts are sent
to your email and you can reply from your personal email without
opening up the forum.
ISTR that they insert adverts into at least some of the mails, and you
don't get that much control over it?
FYI: With Yahoo Groups you can set it up so that all posts are sent to your
email and you can reply from your personal email without opening up the forum.
-Cheryl
Cheryl D Wise wrote:
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Problem with email notification is that you can't reply by email. You have
to visit the f
Problem with email notification is that you can't reply by email. You have
to visit the forum to post and that's where the system you describe fails
for me. I've been doing a lot more traveling the last couple of years. So I
read and reply to email frequently on my mobile. Can't do that easily on
f
Mail list, I hate visiting forums so I rarely do, even active ones.
Cheryl D Wise
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Linda Cole wrote:
> Since WDVLTalk has been such a tight community for such a long time,
> we're going to move the
Well, I guess I may as well add my tuppence worth - before the banks
lose all my money!!
I'm with those that want to maintain a mailing list. I've found this
list extremely useful - I've been able to follow threads about things I
haven't been involved in but they have been useful to my learnin
On 2009/03/05 10:02 (GMT-0500) r937 composed:
> i've been on multiple forums for between 7 and 9 years, and forums are more
> member-friendly than mailing lists
I frequent only one web forum, and that only because there is no alternative
in existence.
The many web forums I have visited are amon
r937 wrote:
... I don't have to fire up my browser and visit a particular
site in order to search for a thread that I once posted on
with a forum, you get an email every time someone replies in a thread
that you're subscribed to
you are automatically subscribed to every thread in which you h
... I don't have to fire up my browser and visit a particular
site in order to search for a thread that I once posted on
with a forum, you get an email every time someone replies in a thread that
you're subscribed to
you are automatically subscribed to every thread in which you have posted,
Quoting Linda Cole :
> List,
>
> Since WDVLTalk has been such a tight community for such a long time,
> we're going to move the list to the Webdeveloper.com forums rather than
> close the list. http://www.webdeveloper.com/forum/index.php Tentative
> plans are to give you your own forum, and not ju
Hi Linda,
Linda Cole wrote:
Since WDVLTalk has been such a tight community for such a long time,
we're going to move the list to the Webdeveloper.com forums rather than
close the list. http://www.webdeveloper.com/forum/index.php Tentative
plans are to give you your own forum, and not just dum
List,
Since WDVLTalk has been such a tight community for such a long time, we're
going to move the list to the Webdeveloper.com forums rather than close the
list. http://www.webdeveloper.com/forum/index.php Tentative plans are to give
you your own forum, and not just dump you in the already ex
On Mon, Mar 2, 2009 at 3:54 PM, Linda Cole wrote:
> Hi Gang,
>
> I just wanted to say I've enjoyed working with you all over the years and
> I'm going to miss you. Best of luck in all of your endeavors.
>
> Thanks,
> Linda
>
>
> --
> lc...@internet.com
> 615-789-5944
>
Sorry to see the list go. I
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