personally I see no use for daily digests anyway, I can understand
daily/weekly/monthly digests made by a person (cutting out junk and
shortening phrases) - but I've yet to see digests made by a computer which
would be better than simply receiving the mails in question and deleting
according to subject line...
But that's my opinion...
Cheers,
MaZe.
On Fri, 4 Mar 2005, Jeffrey Thomas wrote:
> Okay, before the flames begin...I've already tried emailing owner@xxxxxxxxxx
> without response (figure it's probably overloaded with spam or whatever,
> making it difficult to monitor). Thus why I'm even posting here ;-)
>
> Maybe I'm alone, but I subscribe to the list to be delivered in Daily Digest
> format. This is to keep the inbox under control and other personal
> reasons. Lately with the recent increase in list activity (good thing BTW),
> we're getting multiple digest emails every day (Tuesday was 9 "daily
> digests") kind of defeating the definition and purpose of the "daily digest"
> to begin with. Only going to increase as the list traffic increases.
>
> Can this be dialed down to say 1 email a day or maybe 2? Say a digest every
> 12 hours during heavy list activity? Heck even 3 max, every 8 hours would
> be better than the current deluge at times.
>
> Kind of curious how others feel about this (if anyone cares, grin) and if
> others using the "daily digest" mailings feel the same as I do?
>
> Not trying to stir up anything, just curious if there is a setting that
> could be tweaked on the mailing list to make the daily digest a daily digest
> again.
>
> Thanks
>
> JT
>
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