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On 10/31/05, Dale <dalek@××××××××××.net> wrote: |
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> Funny, I feel turned upside down. I'm not everybody else either, I'm |
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> me. I like to help people but I don't want to change who I am to do it. |
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It's just like moving into a new neighbourhood, you have to take your |
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time to get acquainted, it is natural to feel a bit uncomfortable at |
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the begining, but that's not how it is. Once you get used to things, |
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you'll be part of that neighbourhood. |
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People on the list do plaintext messages and stuff not just for |
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themselves, but the entire list. I understand you are here to help, so |
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don't let your effort be undermined simply because others filter HTML |
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messages and you happen to send them out. |
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> Is this better? |
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Much better, :) |
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> It should be text whatever, not HTML. I'm getting to |
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> where I don't want to reply at all. Maybe I don't have enough to offer |
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> here. To be really honest, I have only ever used Mozilla mail for this |
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> list and have no clue what you guys, and Holly, are talking about with |
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> text only stuff. I have never seen a command line email before. I |
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> built this rig about three years ago, my first computer that was mine, |
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> and picked Linux over windoze. |
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Everyone has something to offer, and everyone will have questions. |
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Again, as I've said, don't let HTML ruin your chance of offering or |
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getting help. I'm not entirely against HTML, but if I'm on a list, I'd |
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follow the list's culture, :) |
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Don't feel isolated, you aren't. We did what we did in the hope that |
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you'll get to know the list, and how things work here quicker, so you |
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can adapt yourself to the list, and begin to see the benefit of it. We |
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aren't trying to drive you away mate, :) We are doing just the |
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opposite. |
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Hope that'll make you feel better. :) |
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-- Joe |
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There are 3 kinds of people in the world: |
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Those who can count, and those who can't. |
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