Thanks for alerting us that hitting reply-to-all is required to reach
everyone on this list.  I was not aware of that.  I too would not like to
have this list filled with chit-chat, but I believe it would benefit many
for responses to questions to be posted to the whole list.  It is important
that we be able to share information with one another, and a question of
one person with a good answer may help several others who have not asked
that particular question, or maybe even thought of the question but can use
the info.

I believe this list should either be re-formatted for reply to reach all
recipients, or some clear statement should be posted on the site indicating
that to reach the whole list reply-to-all must be used.

Thanks to all of you.

Jan Santos



At 12:55 PM 8/5/02 -0700, Megan McHugh wrote:
>Karyl makes a good point regarding the way this
>list is setup.  Often someone will write in
>asking for information on how to work something
>and I will be watching for replies, but never see
>any.  So, I am assuming that the replies were
>sent to the person's private email address and
>not to the list.
>
>I have been on lists where there is so much junk
>and chitchat posted, I wouldn't want to see that
>happen here.  However, I would like to see the
>posts that contain useful information, for sure.
>
>Megan
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