[nylug-talk] [Offtopic] OpenSolaris meeting 6pm Wednesday, February 20th
Zach Stern
zach at wordrockets.com
Mon Feb 18 16:07:06 EST 2008
I still mostly read the list via berry, but not always.
I love the berry's email client, so its not an issue for me. You can scroll
super fast just by pressing space, and I'm a quick reader.
Lets all agree to disagree. Since we ARE all going to do whatever the hell
we want. Also in response to the silly stepping on your foot argument, until
this method of posting actually effects you physically, thats really a bad
example.
There are different levels of rudeness.
On 2/18/08, Ron Guerin <ron at vnetworx.net> wrote:
>
> Michael Bacarella wrote:
> >>>> Please trim the original message a lot when just posting 1-2 lines of
> >>>> response.
> >>> Can these rules be re-evaluated? It's 2008. Bandwidth is nearly as
> >>> free as air.
> >> I could care less about bandwidth. It's how far I have to scroll to
> >> read one line. It's just not necessary.
> >
> > Doesn't complaining about it even once consume more time than all of the
> time
> > you'll ever spend in your entire life scrolling?
>
> No, what happens is people stop reading the list because of it, thus
> solving the trimming problem and their desire to complain about it in
> one fell swoop, something we'd like to prevent.
>
> I confess right here and now, I do it too. If I have to go on a search
> mission to find the content in a message, of if I've gotta scroll back
> and forth because the new content is all at the top or all at the
> bottom, I frequently just don't read it. Unlike others however, I'm not
> going to unsub because of it.
>
> Aside: Are you no longer reading the list on a mobile? You're the last
> guy I expected to see arguing against trimming. Scrolling mobiles can
> be unfun.
>
> - Ron
>
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