MS game Risk II - question from newbie

[Oliver Grawert]

hi,
Am Dienstag, den 28.12.2004, 12:33 +0000 schrieb Sean Miller:
> I do not know the author of Thunderbird 
me neither, but you can ask for things at https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/
thats what its made for...
.... and they obviously are aware that this feature is missing:
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=45715
> or gmail, do you? 
www.google.com has surely a mailadress or bugtracker too, to add
enhancement requests and i would be astonished if a request for such a
common feature wouldnt be filed already.
> Clearly you 
> would not have a high opinion of them if you did, however, through your 
> tone in this message...
why shouldnt i ? i appreciate every effort to write a good application
and just because they dont have the manpower or have more general
implementations to do i wouldnt blame anybody for anything.
> Interesting that one has to take a document 27 years old to justify a 
> policy on a list from 2004... the fact that most other lists do "reply 
> to list" must, presumably, mean that the current "truth" is slightly 
> different from that in 1977 when the internet was in its infancy...
hmm, why do you stop on a red traffic ligth and dont run down the mother
with her child that is passing the street ? just because there are
ancient traffic regulations that dont fit in a time where everybody is
in a hurry ? i'm sure you wont.... so there you obviously respect the
technical and community rules even if they are 100 years old....

...i'm subscribed to 15 mailing lists since several years, none of them
uses reply to user, so i cant see the point in your "most other lists".

ciao
	oli


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