[Theforum] Fw: [thelist] The Tao of asking questions on thelist

[spinhead]

So, is it possible to automatically [important part, there] watch for
un-answered posts, and take turns making sure that one of us says SOMETHING,
so folks don't feel ignored? If there's no answer, or the answer is an
opinion, but no one answers, it's discouraging. Maybe that's just the way it
is, but we don't wanna settle for 'good enough' unless we have too, right?

spinhead


----- Original Message -----
From: "Tyme" <nopun at bellsouth.net>
To: <thelist at lists.evolt.org>
Sent: Tuesday, November 20, 2001 2:11 PM
Subject: Re: [thelist] The Tao of asking questions on thelist


[ . . . ]
>
> TYME} Mind you, few of my posts are ever answered on lists.  (Don't get me
> started on the damned 15seconds ASP list.)  I like to think that it is
> because they are difficult to answer.  However, they usually are
soliciting
> people's ideas or experience as to approach.  So, no excuse.  In other
> words, I have been as frustrated, but I think my above-mentioned post
> structure is good.
>