[And, may I add my two cents' worth. Please do not use fancy (or bright yellow or other color) backgrounds with script-like or other complicated text. If you are responding in HTML, please use a font larger than 8 points. 12 or 14 is easy to read. Bob] --- Rog & Jan van Hoy <vanhilla@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Since we have some new members, it seems like it's > time for > a friendly reminder of the "do's" and "don't's:" > > The List is dedicated ONLY to Imperial material that > can be > considered relevant to other owners of Imperials or > NYB's. > > If it's not Imperial related, or it starts off > addressed to > one person, please double check your message or send > it > off-list to concerned parties. > > The admin staff has recently written requests to > authors of > posts that were not well focused, and we'd really > rather > not be obliged to do so. Please help to make our > job > easier, and the content of the emails that we all > receive > Imperial-specific. > > Take a moment to look over the posted rules that are > part > of the agreement that you accepted by joining us: > > IML Rules of Etiquette, > written by the IML Administrators, January 1999. > > SHORT LIST OF DO'S: > > 1. Everything here is Imperial focused... keep it > so. (If > you feel it is not, take it to the Salon. ) > 2. CHANGE your subject line, probably every time you > post! > 3. Trim your posts, and use plain text. > 4. Respect other people and their cars! > 5. Diversity is our strength - this is a worldwide, > multicultural club! > > SHORT LIST OF DON'TS: > > 1. No Personal Attacks, No Politics, No Religion, No > Bashing. > 2. Post no graphics or other large files to the > entire > list. > 3. No short, one-line responses like "Cool!" or > "That's > right!" > 4. No personal replies to the whole list - send > those to > the person concerned. > > > The rest of the details are at this link on the club > website: > > http://www.imperialclub.com/GettingStarted/MailingLists/Etiq > uette.html > > > > >