Re: CHAT: No need to drown

        Instead of having separate accounts (which would be somewhat
unwieldy, given the number of lists I'm on), I have my client automatically
sort mail into folders based on who it's from, and then read messages in a
given folder when appropiate (work stuff at work, conlang when I'm in the
conlang'ing mood, etc.)



> -----Original Message-----
> From: Clint Jackson Baker [mailto:litrex1@YAHOO.COM]
> Sent: Wednesday, 2002 January 23 11:32
> To: CONLANG@LISTSERV.BROWN.EDU
> Subject: [CONLANG] No need to drown
>
>
> Survey: how many keep a separate e-mail for the
> listserv?  When I joined an e-mail group a couple of
> years ago, I found I had to create a separate account
> for it to keep from maxing out my memory too quickly.
> Easy to do if you're doing web-based accounts.
> Another thing: hate to break your hearts, but I don't
> read every post.  I pay attention to message subjects
> and the strings of conversation taking place in them,
> and focus on the ones of interest to me.  Consider
> these options to reduce unnecessary listserv stress.
>
> Dana
> Kalinida
>
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