I suppose that there are several Linux-IL subscribers who are NOT
interested in job offers or in advertisements.
(Personally, I am interested in job offers but not in advertisements.)
This is not an issue of opening a separate list for newbie questions (this
does not work).
So, I suggest that Linux-IL be split into three lists:
- Linux-IL, for everything else.
- Linux-IL-jobs, for job offers. Only those who want to see job offers
will be subscribed to it.
- Linux-IL-ads, for Linux related advertisements.
By the way, I don't consider the advertisement about firewall for Linux to
be spam, because the sender made the effort to target it. But if
Linux-IL-ads will be opened and the Linux-IL charter will be modified to
direct advertisers to Linux-IL-ads - then the advertisement would have
been a spam.
On Sat, 20 Nov 1999, Vadim Vygonets wrote:
> Quoth Jan Runyon on Fri, Nov 19, 1999:
> > Hello Linux Users Group:
>
> I don't really know whether it's spam or not, but I decided to
> approve it. As I approve job offers. If you don't want to see
> them, tell me, and I will forward such mail to /dev/null (the
> people in there are dying to read it).
>
> Vadik.
--- Omer
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help me. I've lived with my wife for 27 years and SHE can't do that.
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