Re: [IRCA] A gentle reminder

["R. Colin Newell" <coffeecanuck@xxxxxxxxx>]

Thank you - well said and Happy Friday!

On Fri, Nov 18, 2016 at 6:09 AM, Geralyn Hollerman via IRCA <
irca@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> _______________________________________________
>
> Subject: A gentle reminder
> Lots of messages on this list recently! For everyone's convenience, I
> thought I'd post a reminder of the [IRCA] list guidelines that are also on
> the IRCA website:---
> Here is a gentle reminder about postings in this group, approved by IRCA's
> board of directors:
>
> - Please, be civil, no personal attacks(or attacks on groups of people,
> for that matter) - while they might be "interesting", this is no place for
> them. Take it to private e-mail. If
> you get your messages by e-mail, look at the header of a message for the
> "From:" field - that contains the author's e-mail
> address. Send your flames to that address, not [IRCA]. Consistent
> offenders against this policy will be asked to leave the list.
>
> - When posting to [IRCA], make sure your message has some radio-related
> content in it, be it about a station, DXing in
> general, a receiver, IRCA, another radio club, etc. Please, this isn't the
> place for chit-chat. If you need to send a message that has nothing to do
> with radio, consider sending it directly to the person (or a group of
> people) you're talking to. You may need to change where your message is
> addressed to; if a message is going to the whole group, "
> irca@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" will be in the "To:" field (actually, I think it
> usually says "Mailing list for the International Radio Club of America <
> irca@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>", but the address is all that's important in this
> case). If you wanted to send a message directly to a particular individual,
> say, instead of the group, you'd have to change that "To:" field to their
> e-mail address, say, nobody@xxxxxxxxx To find that address, again, look
> at the headers of the message, and you'll find that address with their
> name. E-mail programs vary widely in what they allow you to do, but the
> Internet headers on a message are a standard - you should be able to find
> these regardless of what program you're using.
> --- Lynn.
> Lafayette, LA
>
>


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<http://www.Coffeecrew.com> and DXer.ca <http://www.DXer.ca> -
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