[TriLUG] A final solution to the reply to issue

John F Davis johndavi at us.ibm.com
Wed Jan 9 13:13:13 EST 2002


Hello Andrew,

I think that was what Kevin said in one of his messages.  Maybe we could
look at it in the future.  Mailman is python based right?
I know very little about python unfortunately.  If someone wants to attempt
it, please let me know.  Iwould like to help.  I might learn
some python.

JD

"Andrew C. Oliver" <acoliver at nc.rr.com>@trilug.org on 01/09/2002 12:10:52
PM

Please respond to trilug at trilug.org

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Subject:  [TriLUG] A final solution to the reply to issue



How about this.  Instead of people complaining and saying "turn it on"
or 'turn it off"  (I have my own personal opinion from working on the
POI project) how about this:

We have a great deal of talent here and much of it unutilized.  I'd do
this myself but I've be negligent due to my > 80 emails answered this
morning (I need to get some more POI written :-P).  Why doesn't someone
enhance whatever (I assume opensource) mail program we're using to allow
it to be turned on and off on a personal basis instead  of a list
basis.  This way stupid people like me who just hit reply get what they
need and my betters can have their response as well.

I realize there are many issues surrounding this and nothing is ever
"that simple" but I'm confident that at the very least it would be a
more productive discussion than "turn it off" and "turn it on".

That being said.  Emacs sucks bigtime and vi is king (and has been for
many many years).

-Andy
--
www.superlinksoftware.com
www.sourceforge.net/projects/poi - port of Excel format to java
http://developer.java.sun.com/developer/bugParade/bugs/4487555.html
               - fix java generics!


The avalanche has already started. It is too late for the pebbles to
vote.
-Ambassador Kosh

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