Carlos, I think of myself as prolific poster on the various openSUSE mailing lists, but across these 13 lists it seems you outdo me by a factor of 5 since Jan 1, 2013 http://opensuse.markmail.org/search/?q= I believe those are the 13 most popular lists for posts (excluding -offtopic which can be a high volume list as well and I'm pretty active there as well.).. In the last 2 months, you've posted over 10% of the messages across all 13 lists: http://opensuse.markmail.org/search/?q=#query:date%3A201509-201510%20+page:1... In those 2 months you've out posted me 10 to 1. It doesn't really bug me, but I can see why it might be an annoyance for others. So as Richard said (I believe), just dropping the number of posts might help as much as anything. Perhaps you could monitor your posting frequency via the above links and make a point of not being the top poster? On the other hand I don't see a month with over 300 posts from you in the last year, so that's 10 or less posts per day from you on average. I don't really find that crazy excessive. fyi: I used to be on a Tru64 UNIX mailing list that had an interesting netiquette. The first poster posted to the list. The rest of the thread was via private emails, then the original poster had the obligation of summarizing the situation once it was resolved. And if there was no resolution, that too had to be reported. It made the archive really useful since it was basically all substance, no fluff. But that was a list for sysadmins, not developers or end-users. I don't think it would work here, but making an effort to reduce the volume of posts looks like a good idea. Greg -- Greg Freemyer www.IntelligentAvatar.net -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-factory+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse-factory+owner@opensuse.org