LMAO, +10 points to Mathias Bauer for slamming that idot John Tyler in the most polite way I've ever seen.
I can't believe there are instructions at the bottom of EVERY email, including the one generated by his message, on how to subscribe, and he's too stupid to follow those instructions.
I mean, if you are reading this John, please don't' go killing yourself or anything, maybe you're just having a bad day. The instructions were: To unsubscribe send email to discuss-***@openoffice.org
But seriously, he came across as SUCH a douche, and Mathias, I've never seen such a polite ass woopin online before, that rocked,.. it made my day.
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From: Mathias Bauer [mailto:***@gmx.de]
Sent: Monday, August 08, 2011 6:01 AM
To: ***@openoffice.org
Subject: [CONTENT] [discuss] Re: discuss-***@openoffice.org
Hi,
with the explicit wording you have used in your mail I doubt that you are qualified to write about netiquette.
Besides that, this is not a matter of netiquette, it's a matter of how the mailing list software works. The ML software of OOo works as it works, and I know other project where it works in the same way. That doesn't mean that it is perfect, but OTOH it's easy to understand and you are told how it works in every mail you receive. Being able to read is a clear advantage that you shouldn't abandon.
Nevertheless, in case you are unable to read or follow the advice in the mail footer for whatever reason, usually kind people would help to unsubscribe you in case you asked politely. In case you know what "polite" means.
Maybe you don't understand what I have written above. So let me translate it into your "language":
You showed a typical example of making a fool of yourself by choosing an inadequate communication style: why make it simple if you can fuck it up?
I don't care who has registered in your name or with your account of how that has been done, I have a very poor opinion of you and that's that.
Please apologize if my translation lacks the "elegance" of your own wording, my knowledge of your "language" is somewhat limited.
Regards,
Mathias
Post by john tylernetiquette demands that unsubscribing works by inserting the request in the subject line
this is a typical example of why I would never dream of using open
office: why make it simple if you can fuck it up?
I don't care who has registered in my name or with my account or how
that has been done, I have a very poor opinion of open office and
that's that.
Date: Sun, 7 Aug 2011 16:58:08 -0700
John,
not put it in the subject. As for why your getting the messages you
signed up for them, and you have to unsubscribe yourself.
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