Re: color of vscrollbar

["Jonathan Winterflood" <jonathan winterflood gmail com>]

On 8/8/07, David Nečas (Yeti) <yeti physics muni cz> wrote:
> On Wed, Aug 08, 2007 at 12:24:11PM +0200, Jonathan Winterflood wrote:
> > Fair enough, but for work-related stuff, we should (and should be able
> > to) use the work adress, it's much easier than having to check 2 email
> > adresses, one of which would probably have to be a webmail.
> > And quite frankly, how hard is it to just ignore the message, knowing
> that
> > you're on a public list?
> >
> > I personally subscribe to 2 lists for personal use w/ my gmail @, and 3
> > work-related with my corporate @
> > On the work-related one, many ppl have these messages appended, but no
> one
> > really minds.
>
> Hereby I inform you I do really mind.
>
> Actually, rejecting all messages with this confidental
> bullshit is a perfectly legally safe thing to do and mailing
> list software should do it automatically.
>
> Yes, the goal is really to cause negative effect to those
> companies in the long term, by reducing employee
> productivity or other means.  I am even thinking about
> reporting all e-mail with this confidental bullshit (which
> is usually significantly longer than the message itself)
> as spam.
>
> Yeti
>
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I meant, 'no one really seems to mind', and I was talking about other lists,
ones I use for work-related things.

Maybe we should try and find out whether many people here are strongly
annoyed by these messages and in that case make it list
policy (or at least Good Practice) that any post sent to it should not have
this message.

Then one might have more leverage on the companies to allow a 'public' flag
be set on the outgoing emails, to disable the message. Or use a different
email address.

Regards,
Jonathan