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From: Russell Coker <cokerra at BELLSOUTH.NET>
Subject: Re: who is looking after this?
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Wow.

I think most of us, as I just did, simply hit "reply" to respond to a
particular email and don't think much past that.  Personally, I've never =had
to "sift through it all looking for the new messages".  Isn't the newest
message right there, first on the email?  Is there really a need for anyo=ne
to be monitoring it?

My partner and I belong to several online (vintage car) clubs using 4
different email addresses, another for ebay and I use this one for 2 plan=t
clubs - Arisaema-L and Aroid-L.  Quite honestly, the size of anthurium
leaves bores me to tears and philodendrons as interesting as doorknobs.  =I
have found that the "delete" button works very well.  Anyway, I've never
seen anyone mention this as a problem in ANY of those clubs.  If you find
this little bit of activity annoying, don't join the Imperial Mailing Lis=t.
That one generates more email in one day as this one does in a month - no
kidding.

Honestly, I'd rather have a chain of related emails in a single letter
rather than having to search back through the list looking for particular
questions and answers.  Since I have far more questions than answers, I'd
rather have replies for different people in the same email, and delete th=e
rest.

And my saxatile is going to bloom after all.

Russell
----- Original Message -----
From: "Nemeton Design" <nemeton_design at HOTMAIL.COM>
To: <ARISAEMA-L at NIC.SURFNET.NL>
Sent: Sunday, April 16, 2006 3:10 PM
Subject: who is looking after this?


> What is going on with the email on here? I really enjoy hearing about
> everyone's arisaema adventures, but not repeatedly in the same email, o=r
> for that matter over several days. Is there a settings issue? Is there =no
> moderator? Or are people just sloppy about replies and not deleting the
> extraneous material before sending? It's becoming annoying as well as a
> challenge to sift through it all looking for the new messages. Can
> something be done?
>
> Thanks
>
> Erik, in Ireland
>
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