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Pleeeeeease let's don't start loading this forum up with 1 liners.
Private 'thank you's' are an excellent way to show appreciation.
I already have trouble following all of my E-mail. Being able to
respond is often out of the question because of the volume.
By the time I get to read most of it it's too late to respond.
If folks start issuing thank you's, friendly's and other non-essential
stuff, I and other's like me will have to drop off.
It will just become physically impossible to keep up.
Ray
David Neal Parsons wrote:
>
> Efrain R Portales wrote:
> >
> > Wouldn't it be nice if all of us took this as a "non - official" rule and post
> > a brief message like :
> > " Thanks to all of you who replied on my message about ..... ",
> > whether or not we got the answer / help we were looking for?
> >
> > ...
>
> I agree that we should show our thanks when we receive help, but the
> protocols that I have read in FAQs for other lists suggest that a "Thank
> you" reply should not be sent to the list. If the reply contains
> information that would be helpful to other users, it should be sent to
> the list. If the reply is a simple "Thank you" it should be sent to the
> Email address of the person who offered the suggestion.
>
> This has always seemed to be a good compromise to me. It keeps the list
> uncluttered, and still shows appreciation to the people who volunteered
> their help.
>
> What do you think?
>
> David.
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