[consulting] white screen of death question

[William Smith]

I'm not trying to police, and the volume of this list is low enough that I
am not particularly bothered by what does and doesn't get discussed.  I
thought that my response did fall into the category of "a candid suggestion
to first try the regular, dedicated support channels".  There is no point of
us having nice things if we don't use them.  In this case "nice things" is
generous people who volunteer themselves to follow the support mailing list
to provide (often timely) support as needed.  Why blow them off?

Ask support questions here as is your wont.  Someone may point out that you
are likely to get quicker, and more, responses if using the resources that
are dedicated for such.  Onward, ho.


On Wed, Mar 11, 2009 at 1:55 PM, David Notik <dave at digital202.com> wrote:

> I vote for avoiding these discussions altogether.  Let anyone send out
> anything.  If you don't like it, delete it, filter it, whatever, rather than
> spend your time and clog everyone's inbox policing.  This is a group of
> consultants, let them discuss as they wish.  If it becomes a rampant
> problem, we'll know it, and we'll deal with it then.  Right now, it just
> seems like a real small but vocal minority has an issue.  If you don't like
> what this list is, from either direction, splinter off.  A candid suggestion
> to first try the regular, dedicated support channels is in order, anything
> more is ridiculous and clogs the inboxes of those of us following.
>
> Love,
>
> --D
>
>
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