Message 3: >From shawn@gusto.net Tue Dec 17 01:52:31 1996 X-Sender: shawn@marquis.netinc.ca To: circle@cspo.queensu.ca Subject: Thoughts Of Division Mime-Version: 1.0 I was wondering what the popular opinion would be of possibly splitting the list into two: A newbie list and an advanced list. Considering the sheer volume of messages that go: "Uh, duh, give me code for xxx, and fix all my crashes" It would be nice to be able to converse with those who can at least describe their problems in detail, and pose intelligent ideas. Not saying that there's anything wrong with being a newbie, but I'm sure most will agree that too many people are clueless, and to worsen things, they are unwilling to do any work on their own. That's my late-night bitch for today. <G> --- Shawn J. Wallace Yes.... definatly.. after i was swamped with mail myself yesterday, I got nothing but newbie mail... and I also dont want to have to sort through every piece of mail because people dont know how to use the proper headers. So... Here is my vote to spliting the list... and also you have to fill out the servay that ccomes along with questions on it... if ya dont get them right.. you obvoisly dont know how to code... And if later down the road we question that your still too young for the advanced mailing list.. the we boot you off.. You dont pay money to get the list.. so if your a newbie.. be glad your getting it now. Anyone else agreis with me and Shawn.... swap circle with mail .. :P -Darklord +-----------------------------------------------------------+ | Ensure that you have read the CircleMUD Mailing List FAQ: | | http://cspo.queensu.ca/~fletcher/Circle/list_faq.html | +-----------------------------------------------------------+
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