How do I unsubscribe?

[James1787]

Hello,
I would like to know how to unsubscribe to this list. With easily well
over 100 emails average per day from this mailing list I find myself
deleting 99 percent of it (unless I have a problem with my K2.. but
it's been flawless for a long time now). This reflector is a great
resource for repairs, advice and seeking help but lately I have seen
more ratings, opinions and reviews of equipment which if I want to
see.. I'll go find it for myself. Someone suggested a while back moving
to a forum based system to ease the amount of email flowing in the
inbox and would allow you to go look at items that only interest you (I
have a K2 and some mini-modules..). I think it's a great idea to move
to a forum based system but that's only my opinion..and opinions are
like.. well you know the rest. I get far too many emails a day and just
find myself having to maintain my inbox by deleting all the elecraft
mails. Often if I don't check my mailbox for a few days I find hundreds
upon hundreds of elecraft emails to go through. Unfortunately I still
use crappy AOL for my email so I can't use it with outlook that has
nice sorting features. That would make deleting the emails even easier
(sorry, I just don't have time to go through 100+ emails a day. It's
overwhelming at this point. I'm sorry, but I have to leave this mailing
list.

Any information how to remove myself from the list would be greatly
appreciated.

73,

James KB2FCV
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[Ed Muns, W0YK]

Look at the bottom of your post below (and every other post) for the URL to
unsubscribe.

73,
Ed - W0YK

> I would like to know how to unsubscribe to this list.

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[JT Croteau]

On 9/11/07, [hidden email] <[hidden email]> wrote:
> Any information how to remove myself from the list would be greatly
> appreciated.

At the bottom of every message, you will find a link to the website
where you can maintain your subscription.

You think you get a lot of email, I'm probably subscribed to about 20
email reflectors and get over 2000 emails a day.  I use the power of
my email client to ease the task by creating filters to put them in
appropriate folders and to take care of spam.

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[Bob Nielsen-2]

Also if you look at the message headers (normally not displayed), you  
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elecraft>, <mailto:[hidden email]?subject=unsubscribe>

73,
Bob, N7XY

On Sep 11, 2007, at 12:34 PM, Ed Muns wrote:

> Look at the bottom of your post below (and every other post) for  
> the URL to
> unsubscribe.
>
> 73,
> Ed - W0YK
>
>> I would like to know how to unsubscribe to this list.
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[Chris G3SJJ]

James, I can understand how you feel. If it wasn't for the fact that I
am expecting my K3 in the next few weeks I would certainly have
unsubscribed by now. I originally joined last year as I purchased a K2
at Dayton and wanted to keep abreast of technical aspects of this.
Having sold it to finance the K3 I am now interested in its development.

I am amazed at how much operating time people are prepared to devote to
trivial and irrelevant discussions. Typically recently a couple of us
raised the point about adding ACS to the K3 internal keyer. This is
something which has been available for over 20 years in K0II, Logikey,
and ETM and now K1EL designs, yet it generated a whole string of
negative comments then a history of el-keyers.

Finish. I am now concentrating on working for 3B7C on 160 for my 8th band.

Chris G3SJJ   (who also is courteous and adds his name and callsign to
the end of his emails)



[hidden email] wrote:

> Hello,
> I would like to know how to unsubscribe to this list. With easily well
> over 100 emails average per day from this mailing list I find myself
> deleting 99 percent of it (unless I have a problem with my K2.. but
> it's been flawless for a long time now). This reflector is a great
> resource for repairs, advice and seeking help but lately I have seen
> more ratings, opinions and reviews of equipment which if I want to
> see.. I'll go find it for myself. Someone suggested a while back
> moving to a forum based system to ease the amount of email flowing in
> the inbox and would allow you to go look at items that only interest
> you (I have a K2 and some mini-modules..). I think it's a great idea
> to move to a forum based system but that's only my opinion..and
> opinions are like.. well you know the rest. I get far too many emails
> a day and just find myself having to maintain my inbox by deleting all
> the elecraft mails. Often if I don't check my mailbox for a few days I
> find hundreds upon hundreds of elecraft emails to go through.
> Unfortunately I still use crappy AOL for my email so I can't use it
> with outlook that has nice sorting features. That would make deleting
> the emails even easier (sorry, I just don't have time to go through
> 100+ emails a day. It's overwhelming at this point. I'm sorry, but I
> have to leave this mailing list.
>
> Any information how to remove myself from the list would be greatly
> appreciated.
>
> 73,
>
> James KB2FCV
> ________________________________________________________________________
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[W2AGN-2]

G3SJJ wrote:

>
> Finish. I am now concentrating on working for 3B7C on 160 for my 8th band.
>
> Chris G3SJJ   (who also is courteous and adds his name and callsign to
> the end of his emails)
>

Good Grief! Pin a rose on you.....

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Who is not particularly courteous, but still adds name and callsign.....
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[Craig Rairdin]

> I am amazed at how much operating time people are prepared to devote
> to trivial and irrelevant discussions. Typically recently a couple
> of us raised the point about adding ACS to the K3 internal keyer.
> This is something which has been available for over 20 years in K0II,
> Logikey, and ETM and now K1EL designs, yet it generated a whole
> string of negative comments then a history of el-keyers.

Yeah I agree. For example, look at how much discussion is generated as a
result of a misdirected unsub request from an AOL user. :-)

Craig
NZ0R

...who never realized he was somehow being more polite by always signing his
name and callsign, but now knows better. Oh, yeah:

KX1 #1499
K1 #1966
K2/100 #4941
K3/100 < #220

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[John E. Reiser]

I notice that 99% of the inane or grumpy or off-topic postings to this list
come from the same ten or twelve people.  Everyone knows who they are.  They
seem unable to resist putting their two cents in on every thread, no matter
how ridiculous the topic.  They are a tiny percentage of Elecrafters.  The
rest of us are wearing out our delete keys.  I sometimes wonder why these
guys would rather sit in front of a computer writing e-mails than working
someone on the bands.  What do they need a K3 or K2, etc. for?

John, W2GW



----- Original Message -----
From: "Craig Rairdin" <[hidden email]>
To: "'Elecraft Reflector'" <[hidden email]>
Sent: Tuesday, September 11, 2007 4:27 PM
Subject: RE: [Elecraft] How do I unsubscribe?

>> I am amazed at how much operating time people are prepared to devote
>> to trivial and irrelevant discussions. Typically recently a couple
>> of us raised the point about adding ACS to the K3 internal keyer.
>> This is something which has been available for over 20 years in K0II,
>> Logikey, and ETM and now K1EL designs, yet it generated a whole
>> string of negative comments then a history of el-keyers.
>
> Yeah I agree. For example, look at how much discussion is generated as a
> result of a misdirected unsub request from an AOL user. :-)
>
> Craig
> NZ0R
>
> ...who never realized he was somehow being more polite by always signing
> his
> name and callsign, but now knows better. Oh, yeah:
>
> KX1 #1499
> K1 #1966
> K2/100 #4941
> K3/100 < #220
>
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[Julian, G4ILO]

James,

Instead of unsubscribing altogether you could open a free GMail
account and change your subscription to that address. That way you
won't fill up your local mailbox with reflector messages. GMail has a
clever filtering system that allows you to select any messages based
on their content. I use it to highlight K3 related postings and
anything from Wayne or Eric, so I can ignore the rest.

I am one of the folks who in the past has suggested a web forum with
sub-boards for each Elecraft product (plus a general topic for the
off-topic chatter.) But there has been so much resistance to the idea
(not least from Elecraft themselves) that I don't think it will ever
happen. Although I predict the situation will get worse when the K3s
actually ship and we all start posting "Hooray, it's here" followed by
"How do you do this?" and then "Wow, what a great radio!"

--
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On 9/11/07, [hidden email] <[hidden email]> wrote:

> Hello,
> I would like to know how to unsubscribe to this list. With easily well
> over 100 emails average per day from this mailing list I find myself
> deleting 99 percent of it (unless I have a problem with my K2.. but
> it's been flawless for a long time now). This reflector is a great
> resource for repairs, advice and seeking help but lately I have seen
> more ratings, opinions and reviews of equipment which if I want to
> see.. I'll go find it for myself. Someone suggested a while back moving
> to a forum based system to ease the amount of email flowing in the
> inbox and would allow you to go look at items that only interest you (I
> have a K2 and some mini-modules..). I think it's a great idea to move
> to a forum based system but that's only my opinion..and opinions are
> like.. well you know the rest. I get far too many emails a day and just
> find myself having to maintain my inbox by deleting all the elecraft
> mails. Often if I don't check my mailbox for a few days I find hundreds
> upon hundreds of elecraft emails to go through. Unfortunately I still
> use crappy AOL for my email so I can't use it with outlook that has
> nice sorting features. That would make deleting the emails even easier
> (sorry, I just don't have time to go through 100+ emails a day. It's
> overwhelming at this point. I'm sorry, but I have to leave this mailing
> list.
>
> Any information how to remove myself from the list would be greatly
> appreciated.
>
> 73,
>
> James KB2FCV
> ________________________________________________________________________
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> http://mail.aol.com
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[Andrey Stoev]

I think the whole reflector became too "heavy" with the introduction of the
K3. It is difficult for me to keep track of what's going on, especially
given the fact that I have no interest in K3 at this point. Eric and Wayne
stated numerous times that they like to keep "the momentum" and don't want
to split the reflector into different products but it is going to get even
worse, once the amplifiers come to the scene. Now I have to sort thru
hundreds of posts each month just to read only those posted about the K2.

If a specific word like the product name is included in the subject line I
can have my mail client sort the mails for me into different mailboxes. For
instance all the mails regarding K2 could start with "K2" in the subject,
same for K3, etc. Then how do you make thousands of users to follow such
naming convention?


73
AE1Z

----- Original Message -----
From: "Julian G4ILO" <[hidden email]>
To: "elecraft" <[hidden email]>
Sent: Wednesday, September 12, 2007 3:25 AM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] How do I unsubscribe?

> James,
>
> Instead of unsubscribing altogether you could open a free GMail
> account and change your subscription to that address. That way you
> won't fill up your local mailbox with reflector messages. GMail has a
> clever filtering system that allows you to select any messages based
> on their content. I use it to highlight K3 related postings and
> anything from Wayne or Eric, so I can ignore the rest.
>
> I am one of the folks who in the past has suggested a web forum with
> sub-boards for each Elecraft product (plus a general topic for the
> off-topic chatter.) But there has been so much resistance to the idea
> (not least from Elecraft themselves) that I don't think it will ever
> happen. Although I predict the situation will get worse when the K3s
> actually ship and we all start posting "Hooray, it's here" followed by
> "How do you do this?" and then "Wow, what a great radio!"
>
> --
> Julian, G4ILO K2 s/n: 392  K3 s/n: ???
> G4ILO's Shack: www.g4ilo.com
> Ham-Directory: www.ham-directory.com
>
>
> On 9/11/07, [hidden email] <[hidden email]> wrote:
>> Hello,
>> I would like to know how to unsubscribe to this list. With easily well
>> over 100 emails average per day from this mailing list I find myself
>> deleting 99 percent of it (unless I have a problem with my K2.. but
>> it's been flawless for a long time now). This reflector is a great
>> resource for repairs, advice and seeking help but lately I have seen
>> more ratings, opinions and reviews of equipment which if I want to
>> see.. I'll go find it for myself. Someone suggested a while back moving
>> to a forum based system to ease the amount of email flowing in the
>> inbox and would allow you to go look at items that only interest you (I
>> have a K2 and some mini-modules..). I think it's a great idea to move
>> to a forum based system but that's only my opinion..and opinions are
>> like.. well you know the rest. I get far too many emails a day and just
>> find myself having to maintain my inbox by deleting all the elecraft
>> mails. Often if I don't check my mailbox for a few days I find hundreds
>> upon hundreds of elecraft emails to go through. Unfortunately I still
>> use crappy AOL for my email so I can't use it with outlook that has
>> nice sorting features. That would make deleting the emails even easier
>> (sorry, I just don't have time to go through 100+ emails a day. It's
>> overwhelming at this point. I'm sorry, but I have to leave this mailing
>> list.
>>
>> Any information how to remove myself from the list would be greatly
>> appreciated.
>>
>> 73,
>>
>> James KB2FCV
>> ________________________________________________________________________
>> Email and AIM finally together. You've gotta check out free AOL Mail! -
>> http://mail.aol.com
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[Thom LaCosta]

On Tue, 11 Sep 2007, G3SJJ wrote:

>
> Chris G3SJJ   (who also is courteous and adds his name and callsign to the
> end of his emails)

And also forgets to trim the messages to insure that the original is not over
quoted and that there is only one mailing list footer presented.

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[Craig Rairdin]

> If a specific word like the product name is included in the subject
> line I can have my mail client sort the mails for me into different
> mailboxes. For instance all the mails regarding K2 could start with
> K2 in the subject, same for K3, etc. Then how do you make thousands
> of users to follow such naming convention?

Since that recommendation is already in the FAQ for the list, apparently it
is impossible. Unsubscribe procedures are also spelled out in several
places, yet we have a thread on that topic. The request that we not chide
other members for excessive, off-topic, or impolite posts is also in the
FAQ, yet those are frequent topics of discussion. The FAQ also includes
suggestions for dealing with the volume of traffic.

There will always be users at every level, from n00bs to h4x0rz. The sooner
we either just accept that or learn to procactively adapt to the
inconveniences presented by other internet users, the happier we will all
be.

Craig
NZ0R

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[Ed M-3]

Julian,

> I am one of the folks who in the past has suggested a web forum with
> sub-boards for each Elecraft product

As a soon-to-be K2 builder/owner, I enthusiastically second that idea.

I signed up for the digest a few weeks back so I could get up to  
speed on K2 issues: what kind of problems folks are having, where to  
find answers to common questions, etc.  But only a small percentage  
of the messages I receive have anything to do with solving K2 build,  
alignment, or operating questions.

With the product line getting bigger, I hope the folks at Elecraft  
will revisit the web forum idea.  There are good solutions to this  
problem already available, such as: http://www.vbulletin.com/ see it  
in use at http://www.f150online.com/forums/index.php .   (I have no  
connection to this company or web site.)

 From the users' side, it is much more efficient to access  
information organized this way. I could spend less time reading and  
keep current on K2 and Mini-Module issues only.    The forum format  
also creates new opportunities for K1/2/3 users to communicate with  
others by geographic location, operating mode, etc., etc.    (Scroll  
down on the F150 site for special interest and geographic groups.)

73, and good luck to all those eagerly anticipating their K3s!
Ed
W2EDM


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[JT Croteau]

On 9/12/07, Craig Rairdin <[hidden email]> wrote:
> There will always be users at every level, from n00bs to h4x0rz.

and we must not forget the 31337 h4x0rz.. especially the self-proclaimed type.

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[Julian, G4ILO]

Ed,

Perhaps the powers that be will take note of your enthusiasm. People
with a lot of experience in these matters have volunteered to set up
such a forum in the past. I think Simon, who has a similar forum for
users of his HRD software, was one of them (if it wasn't you, Simon,
my apologies!). Their offers were ignored. Perhaps when the K3s are
out and the list becomes bedlam there will be a change of mind.

73, from someone eagerly awaiting the knock on the door from the postman!
--
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On 9/12/07, Ed M <[hidden email]> wrote:
> Julian,
>
> > I am one of the folks who in the past has suggested a web forum with
> > sub-boards for each Elecraft product
>
> As a soon-to-be K2 builder/owner, I enthusiastically second that idea.
>
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[Eric Swartz - WA6HHQ]

Guys - Let's end this thread now. (Its a repeat of one that ran last
month..) At this time we are not going to a web based forum. While some
my like it, we feel it will fracture the community and to be honest, we
can not actively monitor multiple sub forums.

If you are overloaded by the volume of messages on this list, as an
alternative to using the digest mode of subscription, you can also read
it daily via our web based digest at qth.net.
See http://www.elecraft.com/elist.html  for info. This digest web page
shows each posting just by subject line and you can click on only those
you are interested in. It can be sorted by date, subject line and author.

If you decide to read the list in this manner, you can then set your
email options to 'no mail' delivery.
Go to: http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/elecraft to change your
subscription options. The link is at the bottom of that page.

73, Eric   WA6HHQ


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[Simon (HB9DRV)]

I use vBulletin, there's considerable vBulletin experience in the Elecraft
user group, so if needed we users can help offload the workload from Eric &
Wayne.

Simon Brown, HB9DRV

----- Original Message -----
From: "Julian G4ILO" <[hidden email]>

> I think Simon, who has a similar forum for
> users of his HRD software, was one of them (if it wasn't you, Simon,
> my apologies!). Their offers were ignored. Perhaps when the K3s are
> out and the list becomes bedlam there will be a change of mind.

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[Krister Eriksson]

One method I use is to receive all mails from reflectors in a daily
digest, all postings to the reflector will come in a single mail one or
perhaps two times a day, starting with a summary of subjects first, and
then all individual mails below.

First I check the summary for something of interest for me, in this case
the K1 or something else, this takes a few seconds to do. If there is
nothing for me to read, just hit the delete button ..

73 / SM5KRI - Chris




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