(from OT List ) RE: "No responses on the main list"
naamagatus
naama_gat at naamagatus.yahoo.invalid
Tue Aug 10 14:05:21 UTC 2004
--- In HPFGU-Feedback at yahoogroups.com, Barb Roberts <miamibarb at B...>
wrote:
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> I think that a daily limit on the number of times that one person
can post may help. At least it's worth considering. I just can't
believe the volume of e-mail that i received last month from this
>list and other lists. It crashed my e-mail system.
>
I don't have that problem (I'm on web view), but both the quantitiy
and the quality of the posts are problematic. Just to make the
discussion a more concrete, here's a message that was posted today (I
erased any identifying references):
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> I support you too [..]. I love the Harry Potter books and I
> think that JKR is a wonderful storyteller. IMO none of us would be
> here discussing our theories if the books were garbage.
[...] Cheers!
Here, here!!! JKR is the most amazing author I have ever read (aside
from Agatha Christie)! Her detail is beyond compare! Sometimes I get
a headache from reading all the posts and OBSESSING about what the
next book holds in store for us!!! It's all very confusing but I LOVE
solving mysteries and JKR has magically entwined the WW & mystery
stories all into one!!!
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OK, so quoted like that, it's actually pretty funny, but it wastes
space and time (because you don't know what it's going to be before
you read it). If it was just one or two, but there have been quite a
number of them recently.
I'm not sure much can be done about it, but maybe restricting the
number of daily posts may help. Would people actually *think* about
what they're writing if they know they have limited space?
Naama
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