Re: FLASH: OT list problems [ WAS Site check: Subculture Alliance]

[Sohrab Pirayesh]

IMO, there is no need for that, its really not that hard to delete an email.

If everyone just puts in there subject exactly what the message consists of

then there would be no issue. If you are NOT interested in the topic just

delete it the email.


If thats such a big problem for you then unsubscribe to the list. Instead

post at a meesage board so your email clietn doesnt get clogged.


speaking of useless posts....


-sohrab



----- Original Message -----

From: "Peter O Sigurdson/Markham/IBM" <

sigpeteca [dot] ibm [dot] com

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To: <

flasherchinwag [dot] com

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Sent: Wednesday, November 15, 2000 10:24 AM

Subject: RE: FLASH: OT list problems [ WAS Site check: Subculture Alliance]



>

> maybe it would be good to split this into 2 lists: one for

> artistic/creative issues associated with MCs, tweening, graphic design,

> another for technical / programming issues; ActionScript, JavaScript,

> wiring a flash form into a CGI program

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>

> just a thought...

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>                     "Paul Willoughby"

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>                     11/15/00 10:19 AM

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>                     flasher

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> This document expires on 02/13/2001

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> Hi again Mike,

>

> I think this is just the 'groundhog day' syndrome that the list has been

> suffering from. I've had at least 30 random repeat posts today. You

> should be aware that there are 50 - 100 new posts a day to this list, so

> almost certainly you will have to do some sifting.

> Lets stop this thread and get back to the Flash.

>

> paul

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>

>

>

> Mike wrote on 15 November 2000 :

>

> > I do agree that site checks are important....

> > However asking for one over & over for the same site sounds a little

> > more like someone asking the list to design the site for

> > them.   This is

> > where

> > my problem with this list is.

> > I am not specifically looking for tutorials on Flash.  Just a

> > place to get

> > the answers to

> > problems I encounter as well as add my help to others.  This is what I

> > thought

> > I was signing on to... This is why I made the previous

> > statement. I just

> > want to

> > know that my sifting though all these posts is going to be a daily

> > occurrence.

> > Everyone has a beef with software companies I just do not

> > wanna have to

> > be right in front of the vent.

> > I do thank you for the links they are good sites however I

> > have been through

> >

> > them in the past & found they just dont answer the level of

> > questions on

> > flash

> > I have at this point.  Human intervention seem to be the only

> > way for me to

> > get

> > the answers I seek.

> >

> > Thanx

> > Mike



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