We might consider replacing "Computer Users" with "Computing Group". 

Thx, Albert

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On 2013-01-05, at 8:31 PM, Terri Hedgpeth <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> I think what dictates as to what is appropriate for posting "computerwise" depends on the expertise of those on the list at the time.  So when we post a question and don't receive an answer, it is not necessary for someone to say "not on this list."  However, if someone posted a question and I did not have an answer, but I did know of another list they might be more successful in finding an answer to their question, I'll post that info.  Hopefully it would not be taken as me saying they should not post said question here.  
> Anna, I think you may have been an unfortunate recipient of just that kind of rebuke and I am sorry that happened. Thus, I appreciate this discussion because it gives us on this list an opportunity to kind of redefine what is appropriate and what is not.
> Best,
> Terri
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> Hi All,
> 
> I definitely agree that smart phones are computers, so I understand where you're all coming from, and I mostly agree. The reason I posted my request is this:
> 
> I use both Mac and Windows computers. When I post Windows questions here, I get answers. When I post Mac questions, I get some answers and suggestions that I post to Mac or iOS lists. While I know the suggestions are made to point me to more helpful venues, the pattern also tells me this is primarily a list for Windows users. If this is the case, then iPhone messages belong mostly on iOS lists. If this is not the case, then it would be helpful to have some clarification about what topics are appropriate.
> 
> Again, not trying to start trouble here.
> 
> Ciao
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