List full of junk addresses (was: Re: [PHP-INSTALL] pbpBB cannot contact MySQL
| From: | Peter Flynn | Date: | Tue, 22 Feb 2005 09:22:17 +0000 |
| Subject: | List full of junk addresses (was: Re: [PHP-INSTALL] pbpBB cannot contact MySQL | ||
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On Mon, 2005-02-21 at 22:16, Brad Kowalczyk wrote:
> > BTW last time I mailed this list I got all sorts of weirdo
> > answers from HR units thanking me for applying for the job.
> > Is there something wrong with the list?
>
> lol, makes you wonder doesn't it. It's the only list I subscribe to that
> deleivers so much crap to my inbox everytime I participate. Something is
> very, very wrong.
It looks like no-one is managing the list, so there are lots
of dumbass HR sites which have been (unwittingly) signed up
to the list. Some even have a reject notice now, so maybe
they were faked onto the list by disgruntled unsuccessful
candidates for something. And there are at least two
Portuguese helpdesks on here who auto-respond as if you're
an employee.
Trying to contact a human at OS software sites can be nearly as hard as
trying to contact a human on corporate sites. This is addresses to
owner-php-install@lists.php.net and
CC'd to webmaster@php.net and abuse@php.net as well as the
list itself, in the hope of attracting someone's attention.
This time I'll keep the evidence :-)
///Peter