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From: "Andrew Turvey"
Date: 16 Aug 2012 13:56
Subject: Re: [Wikimediauk-l] Status of this list and its archives
To: "HJ Mitchell"
Likewise I think this is a good decision. A truly public mailing list is a
valuable thing in many wa
On 15/08/2012 22:53, HJ Mitchell wrote:
It is disingenuous to suggest that, in posting to a *public* mailing
list, the risk that your post will be public is not clear.
I think it's a shame that a trustee doesn't wish to be subscribe to the
mailing list that is the primary method of communication
Thank you James, and the other list admins.
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From: Fae
To: James Forrester
Cc: wikimediauk-l@lists.wikimedia.org
Sent: Wednesday, 15 August 2012, 22:28
Subject: Re: [Wikimediauk-l] Status of this list and its archives
Thanks James. In light of this I'll unsubscribe fr
On 15 August 2012 22:28, Fae wrote:
> Thanks James. In light of this I'll unsubscribe from this list until
> such a time as the risks for new subscribers are made completely clear
> on joining.
The current text, both on the page and in the joining message, is:
This is a public mailing list fo
Thanks James. In light of this I'll unsubscribe from this list until
such a time as the risks for new subscribers are made completely clear
on joining. I will recommend the chapter considers it's stance on
whether the list can be recommended as a service for members.
Fae
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On 15 August 2012 21:38, Thomas Dalton wrote:
> One question: you said you won't agree to the "mass-deletion of content",
> does that mean you are deleting some content, just not a large amount? The
> arguments you make apply to small amounts of content just add much as they
> do large amounts.
You guys sure take your time, but thank you for doing the right thing
eventually!
One question: you said you won't agree to the "mass-deletion of content",
does that mean you are deleting some content, just not a large amount? The
arguments you make apply to small amounts of content just add much
All,
Over the past few months a number of individuals have asked for some,
many, or all e-mails they have written to be removed from the
archives. In general, our answer has been a holding 'no', but the
mailing list's archives were nevertheless temporarily hidden from
view. This was unsatisfactory
