This is a rule in Netiquette and I would think that the majority of lists enforce it since such messages have no useful or additional information, just thanks. Gene

We'll see if this is a general behavior. I don't recall ever seeng this problem reading mail with an e-mail program. Are you reading messages with an e-mail client or on line? Here is a fictitious

Fair points. Re searching for issues, by default GitHub will search for open issues. If someone else has posted the same thing but it's been considered and decided not to fix, or already fixed, or

The other problem with github which I forgot to mention is this. When you want to find out if your issue already exists, the internal search seems to have been designed to not see the obvious, so to

Maybe but the problem I have is that bits of the description and what I'm pasting in get all muddled together and it looks and sounds like a heap of rubbish. Myself I'd rather it have the text in the

No its was just convenient, In the main I can use the net to bring files over to the later windows machines still. but it did give a way of putting files into cold storage when other machines were not

Hi I just did a search of all the folders I use to sort this list and in none of them is a message about this thank you messages. I do agree that one liners are a bit irritating though. One other

I take the view that as this is a list only address, I dump all email via rules that do not belong in any of the list folders into a different folder which I only look at occasionally, I also use imap

I actually hadn't noticed either, although I'm probably one of the main ones who regularly writes my e-mail address in messages. Yes most e-mail clients (and the web interface) have facilities to

I have to say I'd not noticed as when I look at the bottom of most posts the system has a link to reply to list or reply to sender, in each case the expected template

hey gene, this is how i run my list to, i also do not allow me to messages, or one liners. From: Gene Sent: Thursday, February 08, 2018 10:26 PM To: nvda@nvda.groups.io Subject: Admin: Re:

Hi all, when people say we can email them by email and give the email address, why does the forum system cut everything after the @ symbol out? For example, in Quentin's reply to Ryan Cho's question

Hi all, I'd like to join you all in being disappointed. I bought this addon exactly because it offered Eloquence, and I ended up using Vocalizer all the time because of this. Moreover, no updates, no

I sent a message as moderator specifically asking you not to send thank you messages. Did you see it? If you want to write someone on list and say thank you along with another message such as your

I wouldn't use xp for this. Xp has however a few uses. 1.  playing older games as they were ment to. 2.  a media player type deal, explorer and the shell are really stable. To be honest xp

Thanks, may look at this later.

Well I think the idea is that the one field has all the suggested information to include. Having just one field hopefully doesn't seem as intimidating as having a dozen fields to fill in. But if it's

May I suggest www.w3schools.com , it’s a wonderful resource and fully accessible. there are also several online schools that can be very helpful. You’re welcome to contact me off group if you want

 However it is quite daunting and needs a lot of concentration to actually make it work for you. I guess if you were in there all the time it would become easier. I'm not a fan of the in field

Hi, I think we’re walking on a parallel path (sorry for the bluntness)… No, this has NOTHING to do with registering DLL’s. This is Windows 10 Insider Preview. Cheers, Joseph