Please be more mindful of posts...

JohnHHarrington · 09-28-2003, 05:54 PM

One of the thing I rely on as I read through SC is the different colored icons which tell me which postings I have already read, and which ones have new messages I have not read.

When you post a one line message (or a one word message!) with a "cool" "way to go" or a 'that's great" or something which does not actually contribute to the ongoing dialog, you waste everyone's time, and I would like to request that people refrain from these types of postings.

In addtion, there are a few folks who have taken to including photographs in their signatures. I enjoy many of the photos that get posted on SC, but seeing the same photos over and over and OVER again, because they're in a default signature is a waste of bandwith, site resources, and my time, especially for people on a dialup connection (either at home, or checking on while on the road). Can people please refrain from including these in their signatures?

Happy gliding -- John

09-28-2003, 05:54 PM	#1
JohnHHarrington Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Washington, DC, USA. Posts: 170	Please be more mindful of posts... One of the thing I rely on as I read through SC is the different colored icons which tell me which postings I have already read, and which ones have new messages I have not read. When you post a one line message (or a one word message!) with a "cool" "way to go" or a 'that's great" or something which does not actually contribute to the ongoing dialog, you waste everyone's time, and I would like to request that people refrain from these types of postings. In addtion, there are a few folks who have taken to including photographs in their signatures. I enjoy many of the photos that get posted on SC, but seeing the same photos over and over and OVER again, because they're in a default signature is a waste of bandwith, site resources, and my time, especially for people on a dialup connection (either at home, or checking on while on the road). Can people please refrain from including these in their signatures? Happy gliding -- John

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