[yapc] Missing subcribers

Bradley Andersen bradley.d.andersen at gmail.com
Fri May 25 11:17:03 PDT 2012


This thread is _not_ spam?

J.T. is doing a fine job.  The issue is with certain people who desire
strongly to _always_ be right about _everything_.  Judging what I have seen
in your posts, Matt, I do believe if I told you "water is wet", you'd
disagree with me.  I also feel if I told you "your name is Matt", you'd
disagree with me.

You don't always have to be right, you don't always have to be the smartest
guy in the room, and, you should choose your battles.  Your inane rambling
in these posts has caused me to stop watching it.  Nothing else.

/bda

PS: Fire away!

PPS: Opt-in is always better to opt-out.



On Fri, May 25, 2012 at 2:11 PM, Matt S Trout <mst at shadowcatsystems.co.uk>wrote:

> On Fri, May 25, 2012 at 11:05:30AM -0700, David Romano wrote:
> > It seems that JT & Matt are concerned about spam, and Uri is worried
> about
> > lack of communication, especially for new participants. Why not modify
> Act to
> > provide an option during registration to subscribe to the mailing list?
> Rather
> > than have a checkbox (which could lean towards either being opt-in *or*
> > opt-out) have a radio button where the registrant has to select either
> "yes"
> > or "no" to being subscribed to the mailing list, with the mailing list
> > configurable by the YAPC organizer for that year. I know this doesn't
> address
> > Uri's concern about this particular YAPC, but what do you all think of
> that
> > solution for future YAPCs?
>
> I am slightly worried about JT's insistence on spamming the list with a
> badly
> formatted copy of his blog posts.
>
> I'm much *more* worried about JT's refusal to actually put the people he's
> trying to reach on the bloody list in the first place.
>
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>
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