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I'm not sure what the big deal is here. My filter catches everything from LD and dumps it into my LD folder with no problems -- the only thing it doesn't catch is the mass mails that are sent to LD which I personally don't like. I also don't like people that respond to the digest without clarifying which post they are replying to but that's another story -- I just take the loss on the mass mails the filter doesn't catch -- Life goes on if I miss one :) One thing you guys may want to do is change your subscription to the digest form. That's a pretty solid and consistent header. --- das <das@ubuibi.org> wrote: > as i wrote before that i too am unhappy with the > arrangment > and did write to the admin, just recieved this > reply; > > no, I won't clutter the list up with that nonsense. > Learn to use the mail > filter functions in your email client. > kim > > i've written him back that i do not understand how > having a subject header adds > clutter, for me having a header would help with spam > riddance. > > hmmmmmm ????? > > -das > ubuibi.org > > > > Scott Carr wrote: > > > Yes, it's a sensible request, but the one person > who could change a > > simple listserv configuration file thinks doing so > is unhip and enables > > morons. After all, Yahoo does this, and we all > know that the unwashed > > have ruined the internet by trying to make it too > EASY. > > > > Really it's the only thing I don't like about this > list. The signal to > > noise ratio is fairly low, people are generally > kind and helpful, trolls > > are shown the door fairly quickly, and there is > lots of information > > passed around about all things looping related. > > > > I know fully well how to use mail filters and do > use them for some > > purposes, but I prefer for all of my music related > e-mail to go to my > > inbox. As my account gets more and more spam > e-mails that have subject > > lines that resemble some of the subject lines for > this list it becomes > > increasingly difficult to sort out threads. > > > > So thank you for bringing this up. You shouldn't > have to appologize for > > revisiting old ground here when it is a persistant > problem that annoys > > more than a few subscribers. > > > > Scott > > > > Paul Marshall wrote: > > > > > > Hi Loopers > > > > > > I am regularly unsubscribed by the from the list > because I bounce mails that > > > I believe to be spam. I use a prog called > Mailwasher. I receive maybe 100 > > > spam messages a day and I check them at the > server to accept or bounce. > > > > > > Usually I can tell which are LD posts because it > says so in the TO column. > > > However when there is a post where LD is in the > CC or one of a list of > > > recipients then it displays an unrecognisable > e-mail addy and I bounce it > > > believing it to be someone wanting to enlarge my > breasts or something :). > > > LOL > > > > > > I scan my mails carefully before deleting but > the volume of traffic, the > > > variety of subject headers and number of > subscribers here means that posts > > > can and do get deleted in error. I was > unsubscribed again tonight when I > > > bounced the post from Jeff Lomas with the > Subject of 'Accidental performance > > > tomorrow' where LD was part of a list of > addressees. Mailwasher showed the > > > first addressee only and I bounced it. I don't > want to have to open every > > > mail to check obviously. > > > > > > Ok so I know this is a limitation of Mailwasher > but is anyone else having > > > this difficulty. All of the other fora I > participate in to varying degrees > > > have some sort of a header to identify > [Loopers-delight] kind of thing. I > > > understand that this isn't a yahoo group and > different approaches apply. > > > > > > Anyone have a workaround or a best way? > > > > > > I'm still ruminating on the percussionist > loopers thread, thanks to all for > > > the replies, I'll post again tomorrow. Love the > forum guys. 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