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>> The OT list could handle questions on peripherals like DAW's, >> VST's and effects, general philosophy, whatever... >> >> Regardless, it's your list and I'll be do my best to abide by your >> rules. I was just looking for a creative alternative to keep >> things here on track, while still enabling the informative chatter >> here as well. On 27 jul 2006, at 10.31, a k butler wrote: > How about an agreement to put [OT] in the subject line for off > topic posts? > Then it would be easy to filter messages into a couple of different > folders. > > Is that practical? On the Logic-Users list we've decided to make a whole new OT List! I attended that list when it had 500 members and today it's 15000 something. For a while we had five or six different prefixes that users were supposed to write first on the subject line, and it actually worked out well. Ex: All users that had a Windows PC set their mail app's to auto delete the "LAM" (M for Macintosh) and those who used an Apple box had the "LAW" auto deleted (W for Windows). A couple of moderators are always cleaning up the huge input before posts appear on the list. In a way I think the charm of this LD list is that we are not moderated, but an "OT" prefix would be nice IMHO. I think we should also make an effort to put adequate subject lines on our posts. And maybe we should try to assemble more of our thoughts in fewer, but longer and more refined, posts? In order to do that you would need to resist that immediate urge to dive at the send button whenever something pops up, until you have sorted your thoughts into a better write-up ;-) Please don't apply chatroom manners to this mailing list. Maybe Loopers Delight can open a real chat room? per