[DeTomaso] Chuck's Jerk File
LaurieFerrari at aol.com
LaurieFerrari at aol.com
Sat Feb 16 00:00:49 EST 2008
Oh Lordy Chuck,
I just realized that you responded to MY mail. I figure this means you read
it and I am not yet in your jerk file. Something is definitely wrong with
this picture. I'm personally offended that I'm not obnoxious enough to earn
this honor.
L.
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I am not one for censorship. I believe one should have the freedom to
control it for them selves. But this list would be enhanced with some
decorum. I do believe posters of comments should be realistic, and adhere to
common sense. Perhaps I am old fashioned in a "modern" world. When comments
are mainly insults, vulgar or otherwise, there is likely to be no (positive)
benefit. I consider this Forum to be like a large social party (with
alcohol consumption). If one conversation bothers me, I move on circulating
thru the party. Eventually I'll form an opinion about some (drunk?) Jerk
and ignore him/her permanently.
Computers can be a great thing for this!
I use a version of MS-Outlook. There is a feature/ability called a "Rule"
(filter). I control my personal filtering. This is how:
All mail from this list goes to a specific e-mail account. That e-mail is
moved to its own folder, and filtered or processed with rules of my own
creation.
These are the menu selections specific to MS-Outlook:
(Main Menu toolbar -> Tools -> Rules and Alerts...)
New Rule... Start from Blank ... Check Messages When They Arrive ... through
a Specified account from a specific person (or list of persons) ... move it
to a specific folder.
Example: All posts from Person X (whom I consider to be too frequently
offensive or hostile, and almost never has anything worthwhile to offer) are
moved immediately and directly to the jerk or deleted folder.
(No, not you Larry in Cleveland! Grin)
Many mail tools offer a feature that can perform this function. It can be
REALLY satisfying, and rewarding. Imagine receiving the mail you want, and
not being bothered by those you don't want.
Miss something? You can zoom thru the Jerk folder, or even turn the
specific filter off temporarily.
I wish I had this power with my Postal Mail!
(Using NPC as the filter might help those that only want DeTomaso related
mail, thus I've changed the subject line to include NPC.)
Chuck Melton
(No big fan of MS products, but this feature I LOVE.)
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