Hi Nate,
> Ok we have been getting a lot of messages from those who like the [RHL]
> and those who don't like the [RHL] in front of the subject. So I'm doing
> a survey, the majority of people who respond by Friday Aug 11th win.
Win what? A free trip to Spain? Who put you in charge? Of what?
> If you want the [RHL] send an e-mail to:
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> If you do not want to see the [RHL] send an e-mail to:
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> All messages sent to the list will not be counted.
How many emails may I post? Can I ask my friends to vote as well? Do I have
to be subscribed to the list to vote? How long must I have been subscribed to
vote? How do you count the silent majority? In short: I don't think your idea
is a good one. These kind of things need a framework, and I am not so sure
anybody on this list is waiting for such a framework, nor that you could
provide it.
If you want to change things on the list, that's up to you(?). But please
consider the implications before implementing. Adding a web interface to the
list to be able to set some options is probably a nice thing, but on the other
hand it might not be such a good idea to have (unexperienced?) users have to
get their password from a webpage just to unsubscribe.
I think the people who run the list can make intelligent decisions on these
matters, considering the different inputs. No need to bring in some pseudo
democratic polls. RedHat is a company, and this list is their free service,
right? I am glad when you consider my input, and if you don't I guess I'll
have to live with your decisions. You'll hear from me when I don't agree :).
Bye,
Leonard.
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