Wed, 3 Mar 1993 15:34:40 PST
|
Natalie - I just routinely delete people after mail has bounced for a week or
so (it's an inactive list -- at most a few messages a day), and I'm now
wonedring if I'm doing wrong. Thinking about "no-mailing" people vs
deleting them, I guess I don't see the difference. From the user point of
view, all they know (assuming they're still interested in the list and
haven't just moved to another site w/o bothering to delete themselves), is
that all of a sudden they stop getting mail from the list. They can't tell
any difference between our no-mailing them and deleting them, can they?
Sure, some time later the "renewal" option may remind them that they haven't
been on the list, but if they're interested in the list then they won't want
to wait until then to get back on. And in any case, regardless of whether
they've been no-mailed or deleted they still need to send a message to the
listerv -- the only difference is what the message says. Am I right, or have
I totally missed something here? Thanks. -- Phil (OTS-L)
|
|
|