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Re: [L-OT] a final poll to decide this list's policy

2002-10-24 by ObliviƤn | Bacteria AS

> From: Hendrik Jan Veenstra <h@...>
> > I think you missed the point of mercutio's post.  The fact that the
> > last poll only attracted so very few voters and the fact that only 3
> > people unsubscribed (for undetermined reasons) indicates that most
> > L-OT'ers don't give a rat's *ss about political threads or not --
> > otherwise they would have voted.
> >


From: "Hector" <hector@...>
> I suspect that most people, being fairly busy, quickly  scan throught
posts
> looking for stuff of interest and delete the rest in bulk.   A poll on
list
> policy is not of immediate interest and gets ignored.   These same people,
> being musicians on a music list, are probably looking for musically
related
> posts.   They would also quite possibly appreciate a better signal to
noise
> ratio of musical/non-musical posts, even on a 'OT' list.   I find it hard
to
> imagine people wanting more WOT postings.

I can only speak for myself, but I have signed up and signed off both the
LUG and L-OT several times over the years. It is for no special reason other
than that sometimes I get bored of all the emails or it is of no use for me.
In fact (I know this is a very selfish approach, but please forgive me) I
filter all messages from both LUG or L-OT to go straight into the trashcan
unless I have something I need help with. I've been using Logic since 2.5
and there is really not much I need help with though... That said LUG has
been of great value of resource for me over the years. My point is, if I had
signed off LUG or L-OT it wouldn't have had anything to with the threads
other than that I was bored with all the emails, topics being Logic or
not...

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