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From:
Helix Tradesman
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Date:
Tue, 13 Feb 2001 01:28:53
Subject:
[idm] re: the whole playlist flap
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From: "Ron Jeremy" <galactic_funk@hotmail.com>
quoted 9 lines : The playlists are ultimately an expression of what the individual likes.>>: The playlists are ultimately an expression of what the individual likes. >>: The philosophy of this list has been to talk about electronic music we >>like, >>: so it doesn't seem out of place to chart music of this nature. >> >>OK, but everyday in the digest there is like 5 playlists, enuff man. > >Your complaining about 5 posts a day??? Damn, what's 5 extra clicks on >the >delete button.
From: "M Mercer" <vletrmx@hotmail.com>
quoted 5 lines If you don't want to read playlists, then just delete the posts or filter> >If you don't want to read playlists, then just delete the posts or filter >your mail. God knows I delete about 50% of the threads since they're >usually >about "is ______ IDM?" or "how do you pronounce Autechre?"
Once again, the digest does not let you delete individual messages. All you can do is scroll through once you see there is a message you don't want to read. You may think this is trivial, but scrolling through 5 pages of playlists a day is rather annoying. Especially since the digest message seperator: -------------------- Is used (to a degree) in many posts. The digest is a horrible mess to look at, but it is still a more desirable option than getting each post as an individual message. Nobody has really addressed the problem with posting a link to a webpage which contains for sale and playlist stuff. They've merely said "delete the extra posts you whiner". Well deleting the extra posts doesn't work well for digest members, which this guy clearly states he is. I understand the want to post playlists and for sale lists to the idm mailing list, it's causing a non-trivial inconvenience for many digest members. _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org