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Re: FW: Let's talk about Triumphs!

To: Mark J Bradakis <mjb@Autox.Team.Net>
Subject: Re: FW: Let's talk about Triumphs!
From: John Suchak <maxx@cybermax.net>
Date: Fri, 28 Mar 1997 18:57:38 -0500
Cc: triumphs@triumph.cs.utah.edu
References: <199703282331.QAA21332@triumph.cs.utah.edu>
Mark J Bradakis wrote:
> 
> [BOUNCE triumphs@Autox.Team.Net:    Non-member submission from 
>[LESNYD@monsanto.com]]
> 
>      Date: Fri, 21 Mar 1997 15:46:20 -0600
>      From: LESNYD@monsanto.com
>      Subject: Let's talk about Triumphs!
> 
> This morning I received 4 digests from the Triumphs list in the mail.
> In those digests were a total of 204 messages, and the subject matter
> broke down like this:
> 
>      Personal comments
>        (age, habits, jokes, etc.):                  8 ( 4%)
>      TRF (including Coventry Inn and
>        whining about not getting the newsletter):  69 (34%)
>      Actual discussion about Triumphs:             80 (39%)
>      Beer or Brits:                                38 (19%)
>      Wanted/For Sale:                               7 ( 3%)
>      Random non-LBC discussion:                     2 ( 1%)
> 
> I've been on this list since 1991, and I've never seen the
> signal-to-noise ratio so low. This is exactly what caused me to leave
> the British-Cars list a while back.
> 
> Please reread Mark's intro to the list (you get it when you subscribe,
> I don't know where else it lives), and understand that each little
> piece of useless fluff you send to this list goes out to lots and lots
> of people, most of whom have no interest in your little aside to a
> previous piece of useless fluff.
> 
> I've learned a lot from this list, but I have to admit it's been a while.
> 
> Please folks, 80 Triumph-related posts out of 204 on a Triumphs mailing list
> is awful! Please think before you mail off your funnylittle comment!
> 
> Thanks for listening,
> 
> Larry in St. Louis



Does a whining diatribe count as a "Truimph Related Post"?!?

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