Ann Ramsey wrote:
Listen, the answers were all Greek to me. If you guys are going to REALLY
help non-IT people deal with TomCat, you might want to speak English in your
responses, so that we know if you're addressing our problem or not.
Well, all I can say is that it doesn't really look like you've figured it out.
The way to use a mailing list, I mean.
Detailed explanation : after all the responses you have sent to various unrelated threads
on this mailing list, it has now become a bit confusing which problem was yours, and who
figured out what. You have probably also confused a number of other people who have asked
their own questions, but for which you have now answered (in their name) that you figured
it out, thank you.
A mailing list such as this one (and most other similar ones) is a bit different from a
chat forum. When someone has a question, they send a message, with a subject.
The people trying to help here (all volunteers, doing this on their own free time), answer
the questions individually, *by subject*, taking care to reply only to each message
individually, and preserving the original subject of the particular message to which they
are responding. That helps keeping things organised, so that the person who asked the
original question would actually find the answers to their own question, by looking at the
sequence of messages that have their original subject.
In other words, maybe what got you confused is that you thought that all these messages
were answering your original question, when in reality each one was answering another
question from someone else. Not so ?
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