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From: rutat
Date: Mon, 15 Apr 1996 00:00
Date: Mon, 15 Apr 1996 00:00
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On Thu, 11 Apr 1996, "Steve Gallinger, ISP" <steve@NET-GUIDE.COM> wrote:
...
>So,....Tom,....have you got an opinion? Mike are there any options
>that won't work?
>
Me? Opinionated? Nah...
>Issues reviewed;
>*******************
>
>1) We want to promote CIPS discussions
This would have to be the raison d'etre, for CIPS-L, no? But is it only me
who is disappointed by the lack of postings on CIPS-L in general? Or does no
one else care about the issues (professionalism, etc) raised on this forum?
>
>2) We want to hear from external e-beings and companies
>about such things as call for papers, neat new net-newsletter,
>press info-requests, steve's canoe-trip buddies (well maybe not them, <g>)
>et al.
>
In general, yes. But maybe those external e-beings ought to be filtered? I
believe there was a discussion a while ago as to the filtering options. And I
can live with _relevant_ newsletter ANNOUNCEMENTS (not the newsletters
themselves). As for your canoe-trip buddies, if they're like mine, you do not
want them any where _near_ this list!!
>3) We don't want agency ad's
>
Got that right!
<snipped 4,5 & 6>
>List Function Options discussed
>**************************************
>1) Continue wide open list
>
No way!
>3) Make subscription to the list restricted to only CIPS members
>and selected external subscribers but allow postings from all
>(ie. only we receive what's posted but the world may post to
>our list).
>
I don't think that the problem is from CIPS members, ... or is it?
<4,5 &6 snipped ...again>
>
>Issues to discuss;
>*********************
>
>1) Should we have our Co-ordinatrix be responsible for
>violation monitoring, contacting offender & pointing out problem
>with a suggestion re: appropriate response, etc. as she did
>in this recent case? BTW, well done Michele. We wouldn't
>all have to spend much think time on it when scanning
>our CIPS-L mail (ie. just delete as soon as you realize what it
>is and let Michele deal with it).
>
What, you want to take away the source of fuel for my flame-fests ? <g>
>2) In response to my publish-a-FAQ suggestion,it was suggested
>that a posting was unneccessary as the users of this list should
>already know the netiquette rule of 'read awhile before you post'
>and hence would know what was 'acceptable use'. We would
>be preaching to the converted.
>
I agree with you here. The problem is that spammers typically don't (or is
that CAN'T?) read the FAQs.
>
Tom (Yep... I've got an opinion) Ruta
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X-Google-Language: ENGLISH,ASCII-7-bit X-Google-Thread: f56b1,1c374ad6cd3a802a X-Google-Attributes: gidf56b1,public From: rutat@CADVISION.COM Subject: Re: Read if CIPS-L Spam bugs you (was "The Apology plus my Date: 1996/04/15 Message-ID: <19960415.153811.19529@jupiter.sun.csd.unb.ca> X-Deja-AN: 147762825 sender: owner-cips-l@UNB.ca organization: UofNB News Gateway, Fredericton, CANADA reply-to: CIPS General Discussion List <CIPS-L@unb.ca> newsgroups: can.org.cips originator: daemon@jupiter.sun.csd.unb.ca