On 03/09/2015 07:45 PM, John Levine wrote:
In article <54FE284F(_dot_)80600(_at_)gmail(_dot_)com> you write:
It would be nice if at regular intervals a text summary of the new draft
names with their Abstract in a single email were sent.
Please, no, not another monthly message that nobody reads. ...
Well then maybe a single automatically generated web page with that
information updated. I find it really annoying to have to click on each
email to find the real subject, just to figure out if I want to read it.
The data could be updated as they are emailed, and older data dropped off.
How many of them to really read? How many of them do you ignore because
your guess about what it contains is incorrect? Do you really want 100
or so new draft emails that you have to look at, or one summary page?
I used to read all the drafts (early 80's), now I barley read the email
subject lines. A really great idea could have been published with a bad
draft name, so nobody read it.
I am more interested in the application working groups, but I have to
read each email to find the group.
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