Re: [vox] Re: [vox-tech] Sig line [ newbie annoyed with tin ]
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Re: [vox] Re: [vox-tech] Sig line [ newbie annoyed with tin ]
micah,
yes, you absolutely run the risk of losing the original readers of the
message. however, this is a DESIRABLE state of affairs.
everyone is happy:
1. people hate non-tech banter don't get the thread once it becomes
non-technical.
2. people who love non-tech banter still get the thread because they
subbed to vox as well as vox-tech.
micah, in other words, the people who chose not to subscribe to vox (but
did subscribe to vox-tech) made a conscious decision to do so. they
chose to not subscribe to vox for a definite reason.
and by redirecting the thread to vox, we're respecting that reason.
besides, the people who are subbed to both mailing lists and are using a
threaded mailer like mutt see no discontinuity.
pete
begin Micah J. Cowan <micah@cowan.name>
> But don't you run the risk of losing the original readers of the
> message? Specifically, the person to whom the original (branching)
> message was directed?
>
> -Micah
>
> On Tue, Jan 28, 2003 at 02:09:36PM -0800, Peter Jay Salzman wrote:
> > no, absolutely not!
> >
> > for precisely the same reasons why vox-tech was split off from vox in
> > the first place.
> >
> > peter
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