Yes, I agree with you Mal, and that's why I sent the 'no thanks' message after Roger outlined the "advantages"....and it's got even worse now someone has suggested vetting group members! Chris, G4AY
I wonder if I am on the HIT list de G3KEV the Station for Information and Education No big deal Chris. I have my own banning system. People with negative attitude are going straight to my spam folder
With the latest outage (5 days already) may I again suggest that the LF-reflector migrates to a Yahoo group? In over 10 years I have rarely had delays in messages, outages, or problems with any group
Hello Group, I am another “lurker”, but have greatly appreciated the LF reflector over the years. I also have a Yahoo account and follow other radio-related groups on there, so I would be
I'm interested in LF. I don't have the equipment or the space.. for LF operation <<< With the advent of modern QRP operations , with 500 mW in the Ae and 500 watts in the PC , operating at LF is no l
Chris, Would you prefer an open group to have more spam'bots than real members?? that is what the "registration" is for on Majordomo as well, all sub requests go to the owner. These days one needs to
Greetings, The constituency, expertise and variety on this group is magnificent and we mess with this at our peril. The benefits of a Yahoo group over the venerable Blacksheep are plain. That's _A_ Y
On 5/24/2012 4:32 PM, Roger Lapthorn wrote: You can post to a Yahoo group by email or via the group website. Likewise you can receive posts as emails , a daily digest email or just look at posts on a
NO you would not be excluded. The normal way is to accept joining requests which post a sensible note to the owner (i.e not from a spambot) then your first mssage is moderated (i.e. looked at for rel
Am 25.05.2012 16:38, schrieb Alan Melia: [...]Once your address is on the spammers list you never get off it. And one needs an extra yahoo email account to join to a yahoo group, right? I remember th
Hello Group, I am another lurker, but have greatly appreciated the LF reflector over the years. I also have a Yahoo account and follow other radio-related groups on there, so I would be quite happy
Roger, An interesting idea. I have 2 questions about the proposed Yahoo group: Would I have to login manually whenever I wish to check for new e-mail, or can I leave it to the e-mail application on m
Yes, I agree with you Mal, and that's why I sent the 'no thanks' message after Roger outlined the "advantages"....and it's got even worse now someone has suggested vetting group members! Chris, G4AYT
Do you mean Radio amateurs being vetted by some Appliance operator that does not know the difference between a Euro and a Lira -- Original Message -- From: [email protected] Alberto di Bene To: rsgb_lf_
Honestly, this move is a no brainer IMHO. I agree. In addition, there will be a ton of storage space for files, photos etc, not to mention the ability to search archival postings. Steve WEB - "The VE
