RE: [PHP-NOTES] Notes and Policies and Stuff...

The rejection does include a link/URL to the Support page in php.net, in the email that is sent to the user. Check the modifications I made to phpweb/manual/admin-notes.php to see the text we have now, which of course can be improved upon. The idea was that if people are replying w/ a "I do not think this is a support question or a bug report, but a legitimate annotation to the manual", the person who did the rejection would not be the only one that could respond: "Yes, it is" or "Agree, it was deleted mistakenly, resubmit" I am not proposing (and neither did Rob I think), that the responses to the rejection were meant to be for people to ask questions. Sending it to the general list would not be good. The idea was to allow for possible good notes that were mistakenly deleted to be contested in some way. For now, I'll revert to setting the "From" to the editor who rejected the msg. Any other comments anyone? --- James Moore <jmoore@php.net> wrote: > > > I would vote for having the "Reply-to:" set to > > php-notes@lists.php.net, that way we can > distribute > > the load of answering the messages. > > I would disagree with this, when checking notes all > I doo is look for the > last rejected/deleted email then check on from > there. If people email to the > notes list with Q's then we might not see them. > Maybe another option should > be added, support question that does the same as > reject but sets reply to to > php-genral@lists.php.net or somthing like that but I > feel the notes list > should be kept to notes changes only. Maybe we > should also be able to add a > comment to the rejection as is sometimes necessart > shuch as RTFM!!!! ;) > > James > ===== --- Jesus M. Castagnetto (jcastagnetto@yahoo.com) __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Messenger - Talk while you surf! It's FREE. http://im.yahoo.com/