Re: Re: A Few Proposed Changes
Robert Demmer <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.java.netbeans.marketing |
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| Organization | NetBeans/Sun Microsystems |
| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
Good questions Vincent sorry that I did not reply earlier but I missed your email. Let me skip to the last section of where we would direct the weekly newsletter. I think what would be best is to setup a mailing list for the weekly newsletter exclusively. The whole point of the weekly newsletter is to provide a rundown of events that have taken place on nbusers and nbdev mailing list for people who do not wish to follow all posts. I am going to move this conversation and proposal to nbdiscuss as suggested. I am going to propose that the NetBeans weekly newsletter be send to a new mailing list alias: "[email protected]" Thanks for all feedback I have received. - Rob - Jack Catchpoole wrote: > Just to answer a few of your questions Vincent - > > Vincent Brabant wrote: > >>> 2) As I stated earlier the profile of the people on the nbannounce >>> mailing >>> list has changed. In order to maintain the list growth and keep >>> people >>> informed of NetBeans activities and developments we need to keep the >>> traffic on nbannounce to a minimum; maybe one or two messages a >>> month. >> >> >> Why. Did you receive complaints about the fact that We receive 5 >> messages a month > > > Yes :-) The majority of ppl who subscribe via the download > survey are not typically so interested in the weekly newsletter, > for eg, and mail "unsubscribe" msgs to the list, to the moderators, > and to the list owners. > >>> Sprout is the proper messaging tool for this audience. However the >>> weekly >>> newsletter is not. I think we need to move the weekly newsletter >>> to nbusers@ >>> and nbdev@. >> >> >> Why both ? If it's needed to migrate the weekly newsletter to another >> mailing list, I think that nbusers would be sufficient. >> Every netbeans developers would be also subscribed to nbusers > > > I think I agree, I'm not sure cross-posting is a good idea. > OTOH nbusers is quite high volume and maybe developers don't > want to subscribe there just for the newsletter ... > >> I think that after sharing opinion, here, in nbmarketing, we would >> ask for to nbdiscuss. > > > Agreed, though I'll leave that to Rob :-) >