[governance] [procedure]Fwd: IGC Membership list
Roland Perry
roland at internetpolicyagency.com
Mon Jun 30 14:22:27 EDT 2008
In message <c2e.367e645e.359a48aa at aol.com>, at 10:33:14 on Mon, 30 Jun
2008, KovenRonald at aol.com writes
>I don't see how the labeling idea below is a solution to the problem of
>being flooded by unwanted messages. The messages are gonna be in one's
>in-box, whether or not they're labeled.
I have a number of different mailboxes, they are organised like folders
in a filing system (a bit like MS Outlook, but it's a different
product).
>I really don't think I should have to instal a filtering system just to
>be able to continue to receive substantive IGC message traffic.
Most email systems should have simple rules to filter out (or route into
different mailboxes) emails with certain things in the subject line.
That is exactly the reason that this mail-list program automatically
puts the [governance] tag on, so people can do that easily.
>I wasn't trying to suggest that procedural debate is like porn.
Nor I.
>What I was suggesting is that there should be two separate channels
Exactly so. Two channels but fed from one mail-list.
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Roland Perry
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