[maemo-community] Coding competition 2011 - mass emailing
From: andrew at bleb.org andrew at bleb.orgDate: Wed Nov 9 23:17:03 EET 2011
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Is there an easy way to delete the account? I don't think so. Some of these accounts are over 6 years old, and the user may have got rid of their 770 in the meantime. There has *never* been an unfiltered email sent out, and to do so now would not be because it's the right thing to do, but because if a lack of foresight and planning of the votinng process. That's why having a filter is sensible. If my "karma decays" idea had been implemented, a threshold would tell you not only that someone had been active but whether it had been recently. Cheers, Andrew -- Andrew Flegg | mailto:andrew at bleb.org -- http://www.bleb.org/On 09/11/2011 20:36 Michael Cronenworth wrote: andrew at bleb.org wrote: > 50,000 people do not want to get the email, and you'll only piss them off, alienate them and generate bad press and accusations of spamming if they do. I don't get what the big deal is since Maemo.org has sent about 1 e-mail out a year. It's for a legitimate reason for a Maemo.org event. If a user doesn't want an e-mail about Maemo, why did they create a Maemo account? _______________________________________________ maemo-community mailing list maemo-community at maemo.org https://lists.maemo.org/mailman/listinfo/maemo-community
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