The intention of speaking with u is that u r one of the most active and serious moderators. U can help those who are not using outlook but using private mails like those of yahoo, hotmail, gmail and others.
So, v hav to open each mail everytime and then we will come to know, what is the topic.
Can the thread topic itself become the subject of the mail.
Some people to keep separate business from personal e-mails do not use Outlook but a free web e-mail service such as, Gmail, Yahoo! Mail, Windows Live Hotmail or any other. Many of these services do not provide a preview screen and the only way to know the topic if not within the subject is by opening the e-mail. To them is twice annoying.
If you work for a company with an e-mail server such as Outlook Exchange Server and you do not want the e-mails being blocked then your best option is to use any of such services, although they might even block your access to such sites if they wish, especially if detect too much traffic from these sites. Most probably many have already being blocked.
You are not the first one to complain about this, look at the posting. Lots of new members have chosen to use P.P. as a cut and paste Planning web site. This is such a shame. That is why many of the planners prefer not to even participate in forums anymore. I hope the moderators will come up with a solution soon.
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Submitted by Rafael Davila on Mon, 2009-09-14 10:41
I had no other option than to change my e-mail on the database to a fictitious (stopsendmeacopy@pp.net) as to avoid the feeding frenzy e-mails I receive every time someone ask for a copy.
If you get to find out how to deal with the issue keep in mind I will not be receiving any e-mail from PP, there is a chance I will get the message if you post it in some thread while I am actively watching the same.
Best regards,
Rafael
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Submitted by Gary Whitehead on Mon, 2009-09-14 04:10
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19 years 10 monthsRE: How can I stop e-mail option
Hi Raviraj
There are two option here:
1. To be able to unsubscribe to any particular thread once you have conributed.
2. To show the topic in the email response so that you can delete it from your inbox.
I will pass these on to the admin but they may take a long time to get round to it.
Hi Rafael
The thread that was giving you the most problem was my one about a bottom up planning sample.
I have locked it so you will not get any more from that source.
Best regards
Mike Testro
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18 years 5 monthsRE: How can I stop e-mail option
The intention of speaking with u is that u r one of the most active and serious moderators. U can help those who are not using outlook but using private mails like those of yahoo, hotmail, gmail and others.
So, v hav to open each mail everytime and then we will come to know, what is the topic.
Can the thread topic itself become the subject of the mail.
??
Member for
19 years 10 monthsRE: How can I stop e-mail option
Hi Rafael
I use Outlook and have a number of filters to different inboxes so I know if an incoming email is from PP.
Others are personal or business and I have a very active spam filter so for me unwanted emails are not a problem.
I have never had a problem with outlook which came in the Microsoft Office XP bundle.
Best regards
Mike Testro
Member for
21 years 7 monthsRE: How can I stop e-mail option
Mike
Some people to keep separate business from personal e-mails do not use Outlook but a free web e-mail service such as, Gmail, Yahoo! Mail, Windows Live Hotmail or any other. Many of these services do not provide a preview screen and the only way to know the topic if not within the subject is by opening the e-mail. To them is twice annoying.
If you work for a company with an e-mail server such as Outlook Exchange Server and you do not want the e-mails being blocked then your best option is to use any of such services, although they might even block your access to such sites if they wish, especially if detect too much traffic from these sites. Most probably many have already being blocked.
Best regards,
Rafael
Member for
18 years 5 monthsRE: How can I stop e-mail option
But for that we have to open each mail everytime.
Can the topic of the thread itself be in the subject to avoid such frustration of opening and deleting.
Can moderators can change the system??
Member for
19 years 10 monthsRE: How can I stop e-mail option
Hi Rafael
I just look at the topic on the email and delete it if I am not interested in the thread.
Best regards
Mike Testro
Member for
16 years 3 monthsRE: How can I stop e-mail option
The moderators cannot come up with solutions.
This is because of the basic concept of PP, to keep all members inform and ...
to get all members involve by sending them all email.
You have really lots of options:
Keep quiet so that no message will come to your email.
be a pain in the ass for the moderators, and you will get booted out from PP, then you dont care and PP dont care also
In conclusion: Raffy boy, shut up.
Thank you,
Scarlett
Member for
22 years 5 monthsRE: How can I stop e-mail option
You are not the first one to complain about this, look at the posting. Lots of new members have chosen to use P.P. as a cut and paste Planning web site. This is such a shame. That is why many of the planners prefer not to even participate in forums anymore. I hope the moderators will come up with a solution soon.
Member for
21 years 7 monthsRE: How can I stop e-mail option
Gary
I had no other option than to change my e-mail on the database to a fictitious (stopsendmeacopy@pp.net) as to avoid the feeding frenzy e-mails I receive every time someone ask for a copy.
If you get to find out how to deal with the issue keep in mind I will not be receiving any e-mail from PP, there is a chance I will get the message if you post it in some thread while I am actively watching the same.
Best regards,
Rafael
Member for
16 years 7 monthsRE: How can I stop e-mail option
I agree, Rafael. This would be a nice improvement.
Id also prefer it if the default option was not to recieve emails, but thats just because I often forget to uncheck the box.