On Tue, 2007-02-27 at 10:33 +1000, Julian De Marchi wrote: > Because I like reading the debian problems/solutions posted on the > mailing list.
Then why are you contributing to it? > I do not like hearing off topic crap. I ma voicing the opinions many > want to say. This *IS* on topic. Debian User is about Debian Users. If you go back through the archives for the last 10 years, you'll see this is less egregious than most other lead up to a release. We are getting numerous, numerous duplicate questions. If we say RTFM or RTF archives and keep out nose to the stone. Many that DO answer questions will just un-subscribe. > If I wanted to hear about god I would go to church and I would be a > Christian. Well, if you don't want to read it, by all means don't. > The last 3 days the entire list has had mostly OT threads. Mainly because there are not any questions being asked. we are referring people to list archives with search terms and amazingly enough it answer questions. I myself have gotten numerous private mails saying thank you for the search tips and or answers. > I say this should stop, as the experts that give answers, will stop > responding and using the mailing list. Once again, OT bides the time. if you MUST see only Debian related stuff... use gmane or the archives on lists.debian.org. > Respect others, and go with the idea of creating a OT mailing list. I'd wish you'd realize that you are a relative new comer, only starting posting in September 2006 with about 70 posts. Stay on this list for 5 years or more. I have more than 2,350 most being VERY informative to most people, yes some are flames, some are blather. > People are here to talk about debian. I do not give a crap about > political movements, what god says should be done. Debian-User is about what Debian Users want to discuss. It is un-moderated for a reason. Deal with it. > Again enough is enough... Then you should ignore what you don't want to read. If you cannot bring yourself to do that, then un-subscribe. -- greg, [EMAIL PROTECTED] I don't mow my lawn anymore. I just intimidate it into not growing. Though it is quite hard to intimidate grass, it has been around a long time and has quite an attitude about it. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]