[3dem] Replies to posts

[Mario J. Borgnia]

Dear all,
It might be useful to remind everyone that you have control over this 
situation. Most list serve like systems provide you with the option of 
receiving all posts in the form of a daily digest. You can then browse 
within a single message and avoid clutter in your mailbox. Meanwhile, 
the rest of us can enjoy the messages in "real time".

Mario

Sharon G. Wolf wrote:
> I agree with Hernando.  I learn a lot from the full discussion posts.  
> The current discussion on
> recalcitrant viruses is an excellent example.
> So far, the correspondence from this mailing list
> tend to be low-volume and high-quality, so its not
> an annoyance.
>  
> -Sharon
>  
> _____________________________
> Sharon Grayer Wolf, PhD.
> Electron Microscopy Unit
> Weizmann Institute of Science
> Rehovot 76100 Israel
> email: Sharon.Wolf at weizmann.ac.il
> tel:  972-8-934-4421
> fax: 972-8-934-4161
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>
> >>> On 27-Feb-08 at 10:56 PM, <hsosa at aecom.yu.edu> wrote:
> Hi  Dennis,
>
> I actually prefer, if possible, to be able to see the full discussion.
> It is easy to go through the emails or ignore them depending on the
> subject line (using a mail filter to send all the 3dem mails to a mail
> folder makes this quite easy).
> To me the point of these mailing list groups  is to discuss  a question
> (and the given answers) with as many experts as possible. Very few
> people will take the time to make a summary at some point.
> I have found useful information that I was not even looking for by just
> browsing through the emails (e.g. recently a company selling grid boxes
> for cryo).
>
> Best Regards
>
> Hernando
>
>
> Dennis Thomas wrote:
> > Dear All,
> >
> > Would you please reply to the person posting the question(s) and NOT
> > to the list.   If the questioner feels it is pertinent then it might
> > be useful to post a summary of responses later.  It is annoying to
> > wade through a series of repetitive responses to the same question.
> >
> > Thank you,
> >
> > Dennis
>
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