jdd wrote:
Eberhard Moenkeberg a écrit :
If not, the lists will run into the desert because too much answers go wrong, or they will run into starvation because people start unsubscribing because they feel penetrated by double answers (list and private).
wether or not you like the new setup you may be aware that it's the very same setup of the suse-e mailing lits, one of the heaviest traffic suse one, so no, people wont go away (not for this reason, at least)
jdd
The same as "one old list" that was set and software configured in times
without privacy concerns doesn't mean it is good. Now they are trying to
patch holes with a Spam Assassin, but what this can cover is just a part
of the problem.
I agree with Felix Miata's opinion and can't accept argument that
previous configuration is not in compliance with some RFC. That
standard, if it is written the way advocates have explained, is not near
to cover the philosophy of mail list, so any argument that calls for
compliance is either blindness for the facts, or hidden protection of
some other interest (email address harvesting, spam).
I'm subscribed to the list at opensuse.org and I want to communicate to
the list, not to private mailboxes of every user I reply to.
Can you see any logic in this:
To:jdd