Sanjar Jalilov wrote: > Geula Stoliar wrote: >> I subscribed here to learn how to work with kernels. Instead, I’m being >> swamped with spam. You guys are very quick to jump on someone who >> accidentally wrote the answer above the question, or asked something >> which can be found independently after 3 weeks of search on the ‘net. >> How about handling THIS situation?? >> G. > > Hi, > mail handling and SPAM filtering is task of the mail-list maintainers. > I will probably leave the list if it will stay in same condition. > > Regards, > > Sanjar > First, I believe that the maintainer(s) of this list are probably doing so on a volunteer basis. I also believe that he/(they?) are doing a fine job of it. It is an almost insurmountable task to maintain a list such as this with ALMOST no spam. It is one thing to try to offer suggestions in order to help the situation. It is quite another for some CLUELESS INDIVIDUALS WHO DON'T KNOW JACK ABOUT THE SITUATION to sit back and whine about the VERY FEW messages that got through before Rick quickly put a stop to them. If you really are here to learn, perhaps it would be beneficial to do one of those 3 week searches on the net for "mailing list etiquette" and stop adding to the noise as I have done here. ;-) -- kr -- Kernelnewbies: Help each other learn about the Linux kernel. Archive: http://mail.nl.linux.org/kernelnewbies/ FAQ: http://kernelnewbies.org/faq/
