[ale] New Mailing List ... & Verified Voting in AJC
Keith Hopkins ALE
ale at hopnet.net
Mon Oct 2 04:08:37 EDT 2006
If there has to a moderated list, then how about single feed to two list? All mail goes to ale at ale.org. You can subscribe to either ale at ale.org, or to ale-moderated at ale.org. Those subscribed to ale at ale.org get to see all the goo sent to ale at ale.org. Those subscribed to ale-moderated at ale.org get filtered goo from ale at ale.org. Best of both worlds, assuming someone likes/wants to be the ale-moderated moderator. ale-moderated at ale.org can be a alias for ale at ale.org for incoming mail.
ale-announce would be handy, as would ale-jobs.
--
On my way to Hong Kong,
Keith
Bob Toxen wrote:
> Assumptions:
>
> 1. Moderation slows down data transmission.
> 2. Moderation is a lot of work for moderators and will burn out good
> people.
> 3. People do not have time to view a web page.
>
> Suggestions:
>
> 1. New ale-announce to announce ALE-related and -significant events
> such as meetings, InstallFests, etc. Moderated. Initially
> subscribe existing ale members and prepend [ale-announce] to
> Subject line.
>
> 2. Leave existing [ale] list unmoderated BUT:
> 1. New policy is that postings MUST be Linux-related and of
> interest to general membership.
> 2. Admins (e.g. Jerald or others volunteers or selected) would
> post "DEAD: Bill Gates' cat" to announce the decision that a
> particular thread, e.g., "Bill Gates' cat" is not of general
> interest. Subsequent posters fo such a topic and posters of
> unrelated topics will get a warning and/or have their posting
> privileges denied for a week.
> 3. Admins can post "MOVED TO MISC: Verified voting in today's
> AJC" to indicate a topic belongs in the [ale-misc] list.
> (Btw, it was front page news today and Gov. Purdue is in favor
> of it.) Admins can suspend posting privs. of those posting
> too many off-topic postings to the main list.
> 4. Create new [ale-misc] list, I like misc rather than chat, for
> for the name.
> 5. Keep [ale-unemployed] but, maybe, rename to more optimistic
> [ale-jobs].
>
> My $.02 but based on 30 years of mailing lists and taking care of some
> 1000+ member lists.
>
> Bob Toxen
>
> "Microsoft: Unsafe at any clock speed!"
> -- Bob Toxen 10/03/2002
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