Re: [epub] eGroups advice requested

[Brian Alt <brian@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

At 10:47 PM 1/16/2001 -0800, you wrote:
>1.    How come some groups that use egroups has [groupname] in the subject
>and others don't have the group name in [] in the subject.

You can define this from within the "Features and Options" section of
the list's settings.

>2.     I have heard of two different people being banned from egroups for
>SPAM.  Yet I know that one of them sent out individual emails.  They gave no
>notice or warning.  Has anyone else heard of egroups banning people like
>this?

I've heard of people getting their lists deleted because eGroups deemed
that they violated their terms of service. Keep in mind that you're
dealing with Mighty Yahoo! now, and add to this the fact that you're
not paying for the service. I've had Yahoo! reject my correctly submitted
listings (for which I forked over the Business Express $200) with no good
explanation, so I'm not surprised that their non-paying "customers"
receive similar treatment.

To risk sounding like a broken record, "you get what you pay for," online
and elsewhere: http://Ezine-Tips.com/articles/management/20010111.shtml

Cheers,

Brian Alt
http://EmailPossibilities.com/
Comprehensive Email Publishing Solutions




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