Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 7 Nov 1993.
.SIGS <READ PLEASE
alt.ascii-art
· 3 messages · 7 Nov 1993 - 8 Nov 1993
Umm, this is just MHO, but if you are going to continue to post .sig files, then perhaps you should cut out the personal info of the people that they came from? I don't know about you, but if I had a .sig file, I would only want people that I sent e-mail to (ie, people I have an interest in) in seeing it. Otherwise I would put it in my .plan -Elkor
In article <2bjnaf$mo...@usenet.rpi.edu>, Who wants to live forever if true love must die? <bil...@rpi.edu> wrote: > Umm, this is just MHO, but if you are going to continue to post >.sig files, then perhaps you should cut out the personal info of the people >that they came from? I don't know about you, but if I had a .sig file, I >would only want people that I sent e-mail to (ie, people I have an interest >in) in seeing it. Otherwise I would put it in my .plan This is an important point. What do people think? I agree that email sigs should require permission before re-posting, but what about news postings? I'm figuring that if I'm reposting a sig here, my intent is favorable, so it's okay... but I admit it's borderline... jorn
<bil...@rpi.edu> wrote: > Umm, this is just MHO, but if you are going to continue to post >.sig files, then perhaps you should cut out the personal info of the people >that they came from? I don't know about you, but if I had a .sig file, I >would only want people that I sent e-mail to (ie, people I have an interest >in) in seeing it. Otherwise I would put it in my .plan <jor...@Notwerk.mcs.com> wrote: > This is an important point. What do people think? I agree that email > sigs should require permission before re-posting, but what about news > postings? I'm figuring that if I'm reposting a sig here, my intent is > favorable, so it's okay... but I admit it's borderline... Technically, I imagine that posting anything originating with somebody else requires permission. But in practice, I don't think anybody would post a sig to the world and then carp because it was reposted as an example of a sig. I would say that reposting of a sig that was originally posted to a news group is probably fine until proven otherwise. As for email sigs, the first poster said to cut out the personl info. That may be enough. Further comments? -- ___ _____ _ ____ _____ _____ _____ ______ __ __ __ | | \ \ \ | \ \ \ \ | ( | /_ | |_ / |_ | | |_ / | | / __ \ |__ \ \___ ___ |__ \___ |__ | | | / |/ \ | | | | | | / / /
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