On Friday, 21 January 2005 at 22:14:13 -0800, Ted Mittelstaedt wrote:
On Friday, January 21, 2005 9:28 PM, stheg olloydson wrote:
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BTW, having "GNU/Linux -> Freedom" in your sig file when posting to a *BSD list is a bit of a _faux pas_, wouldn't you agree?
Probably not as much as a faux pas as posting the same message TWICE, stheg,
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None of the above help improve the standard of the channel.
A few weeks back we discussed closing down the FreeBSD-newbies mailing list, because just about everything on it is a technical questions. One of the biggest objections was "but the people on -questions are so unfriendly".
Can we try to change that?
Indeed. My first post to this email list (since I have been back from a 3 year hiatus) was a question about the infamous portsdb -uU/portupgrade -uU segfault. My reward for coming back to this list was an angry email from Don Novello ([EMAIL PROTECTED]).
Also, if you are going to tell people that they posted duplicate messages, do you need to send that to the whole email list? If you send it to the whole list, you are wasting just as much bandwidth as the guy who accidentally sent his message twice, except you are doing it on purpose.
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