[nagdu] Mike re: posting limit

[David Andrews]

Unfortunately, there are some technical considerations which make it 
difficult to extract individual e-mail addresses in some instances, 
thus making private scolding more difficult.

There is a relatively new antispam protocol called DMARC, and some 
ISP's are strictly enforcing it.  This means that we had to make some 
technical changes at the server level, so some mail programs do not 
now show the individual addresses, just the lsit address.

David Andrews, List Owner

At 12:01 PM 9/15/2014, you wrote:
>Mike:
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>I was asking the rational as it seems the same people who violate the rules,
>I personally feel the moderators should consider speaking with them in
>private and put them on moderated status until they understand the etiquette
>of this particular list. Sorry if folks thinks I am jumping the gun, but it
>is the same people doing this, and I just think, posting these reminders all
>the time,when members who rarely post and only read, like myself, it tends
>to clutter up our boxes, more than those who send messages in overkill.
>Sometimes, a bit of leeway needs to be considered, and in private help those
>folks who are not as computer literate or understand, how lists work etc.
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>I only found out, members of the NAGDU board are acting as moderators, when
>it isn't their position to step in and remind folks of the rules, it is the
>moderator's discretion to step in those circumstances. I run a group, where
>there has been board members on there, but they don't have the position to
>step in, but if there are concerns, they direct them to me to look after and
>step in if the need arises, as I have the control of the group, in this
>case, it is Marsha's list, even if the board "dictates" the rules.
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>At this point, after being a member of this group, even though I've enjoyed
>many discussions that were of interest to me, and rarely do post, I think it
>is in the best of interest, as it seems the information and concerns
>addressed are not being conveyed in the best of light and I'm only sending
>out suggestions to moderators in how to best improve their abilities to
>conduct themselves as the best moderators they can be, as I've moderated
>groups for over 15 years. I will admit, I've made my share of mistakes;
>however, those mistakes are not made twice, *grin*, and I've been able to
>create some family-oriented and fun environments on the lists I run, etc.
>sadly, I may not please everyone, which is typical, but there are folks who
>do support and understand how to best approach and solve problems in
>differing levels.
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>Give all your pups a great scratch behind the ears for me, please!
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