question on posting to the list

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Dear Karta Purkh Khalsa

 

Thank you for your question. To reply to a message you just hit the reply button

on your computer. Before composing your reply please insure that you edit the

original, especially if it is the digest, to remove all irrelevant material and

all old message footers. Just keep the bare minimum from the original message to

give some context to your reply, and to help others follow the thread.

 

It is important that you use an appropriate subject heading - if the original

heading is relevant, then use it, else change it to something more suitable.

 

Then compose your message and send it to the list.

 

It is a matter of individual preference whether you take individual postings or

the daily digest.

 

On the subject of posting, we get a lot of complaints from new rs that

their postings do not get through. Invariably this is because they have not

followed our guidelines which are sent out to them when they join. I will

reiterate the points above - edit original message if replying to someone, use

appropriate heading, and make sure that your post is relevant to our core

subject - Kundalini Yoga. If your message is rejected for any reason, you will

be told why. Don't give up. Make the requested changes and resubmit. It is as

simple as that.

 

Finally, if anyone needs to change their subscription details, then this is

something they need to do for themselves at the Website.

(/mygroups). If they do not have Web access to ,

then they need to do it by email.

 

Enjoy your Kundalini Yoga.

 

Sat Nam!

Gordon

 

 

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KartaPurkh Khalsa

Kundaliniyoga

Thursday, September 04, 2003 8:37 AM

Re: Kundalini Yoga Digest Number 1650

 

 

Dear Gordon, Sat Nam, sorry to be such a dolt but I

have been inactive on this list for a while and do not

know how to respond to a posting. I get the digest

edition. I would like to be more active -- do you

recommend getting individual posts or what? Thanks for

your time. Sat Nam.

 

 

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