proposed solution to signal to noise ratio problem

[Jon Pruente]

I've gone to using gmail and a "kclug" label.  This way I don't even
have to bother with downloading all the messges that I don't want.  I
can clean 'em off the server, and then nab the rest with POP3 if I
want to.  I usually leave 'em on gmail and use the web interface
anyway.  It's easier to deal with than keeping two laptops and two
desktops with sychronized mail.  Of course, one laptop and one desktop
both run Ubuntu, while the other two run OS X.  I tend to split my
time between applefritter.com and ubuntuforums.org, so KCLUG gets my
attention when I remeber to check my email.  I'm horrible at that
anyway.  There's usually some entertaining thread going on here.  I
must say, 3 different technical user cultures gets one in a pickle
remembering where you read that one post about the what-have-you
software...

Jon.

On 2/21/06, Kelsay, Brian - Kansas City, MO <brian.kelsay at kcc.usda.gov> wrote:
>
> Whatever happened to filtering mail to a folder and deleting en masse if
> you were too busy to catch up?  I once got about 500 mails behind on
> this list and just wiped em all out and considered myself officially
> caught up.
>
> Brian
>
>
>         From: On Behalf Of Paul Taylor
>         Sent: Monday, February 20, 2006 10:19 PM
>         To: David Nicol
>         Cc: kclug
>         Subject: Re: proposed solution to signal to noise ratio problem
>
>
>         Take care KCLUG members. I'm unsubscribing because I'm too busy
> to read even all        the on-topic material.
>
>         Thank you for the years of assisting me when I asked. It's
> appreciated!
>
>         Paul
>
>
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