bandwidth waste

[Lee Levitt]

"Peter Berrevoets" <pjberr at home.com> writes:
>  To: "'Dan Simoes'" <dans at audifans.com>
>  Cc: "1 Quattro List \(E-mail\)" <quattro at audifans.com>
>  Subject: sequenceing test - please ignore - msg 1 - 10:44pm
>  Date: Sun, 3 Dec 2000 23:44:27 -0500
>  
>  Going to try a small sequence test - 5 test messages - to you and cc the
>  list - if it's the isp you should receive in the same sequence from both
>  sources.
>  

What a total waste of bandwidth.

On a mailing list that I run, this little stunt would result in an immediate
unsubscription.

By the way, on my mailing list, both attachments and HTML formatted mail
also result in immediate unsubscription. And I've got my list set at a 4K
message size limit. It keeps the responses to the point, and blocks people
from forwarding the full digest back to the list :)

Can we be a bit more curteous, please? No Internet 101 tests, no html mail
(as it destroys the digest), etc?

Thanks a bunch. My poor little overworked cable modem appreciates it! And
I'll bet those that pay by the byte appreciate it even more.

Lee





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