23 Jan
23 Jan
2:18 p.m.
If you go to the link at the bottom of every message you can change your
subscription status to the digest.
On Fri, Jan 22, 2016 at 11:30 PM Amy Carroll via Callers <
callers(a)lists.sharedweight.net> wrote:
I'm sorry, but it really isn't enough to just
ignore the posts. They fill
my inbox and become another pile of stuff to filter through trying to find
the email I really need/want to read.
I feel as though this discussion happened already, quite recently, and
it's just the same thing again. No one is convincing anyone. It all
started with the simple announcement about a lecture, and then some snarky
comments re sparked this entire discussion. Yuck.
Questions:
#1) Is it possible to recieve a daily digest of this list instead of each
individual message? Like you can do with yahoo groups. Then I wouldn't
mind all the junk so much.
#2) Is there a facebook equivalent of this list? Those are nice, because
when you don't have time, you don't bother to look. If you don't comment,
you don't see the whole discussion unless you really go looking for it. I
would appreciate the discussion, even the repeated discussion, that
happens here a lot more if it were not in my email.
Other solutions?
yours,
Amy Carroll
amy(a)calleramy.com
206-330-7408
http://www.calleramy.com/
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Jack Mitchell
Durham, NC
2:51 p.m.
On Jan 23, 2016 9:20 AM, "Jack Mitchell via Callers" <
callers(a)lists.sharedweight.net> wrote:
On the other hand, digests don't work very well these days because people
don't trim their posts. So you may find digests just as annoying, but for
different reasons.
Jeff
If you go to the link at the bottom of every message you can change your
subscription status to the digest.
24 Jan
24 Jan
6:05 p.m.
Two ways to eliminate some of the time sorting through unwanted emails:
1) sort on the subject line, highlight all the unwanted emails (like "g
word"), delete all at once
2) make a folder into which all the emails from the callers' list go.
Then you can delete them when you have time, and still sort them on the
subject line and jettison all "g word" emails at the same time.
~erik hoffman
oakland, ca
On 1/22/2016 8:30 PM, Amy Carroll via Callers wrote:
I'm sorry, but it really isn't enough to just ignore the posts. They
fill my inbox and become another pile of stuff to filter through
trying to find the email I really need/want to read.
I feel as though this discussion happened already, quite recently, and
it's just the same thing again. No one is convincing anyone. It all
started with the simple announcement about a lecture, and then some
snarky comments re sparked this entire discussion. Yuck.
Questions:
#1) Is it possible to recieve a daily digest of this list instead of
each individual message? Like you can do with yahoo groups. Then I
wouldn't mind all the junk so much.
#2) Is there a facebook equivalent of this list? Those are nice,
because when you don't have time, you don't bother to look. If you
don't comment, you don't see the whole discussion unless you really go
looking for it. I would appreciate the discussion, even the repeated
discussion, that happens here a lot more if it were not in my email.
Other solutions?
yours,
Amy Carroll
amy(a)calleramy.com
<mailto:amy@calleramy.com>206-330-7408
http://www.calleramy.com/
_______________________________________________
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