OT: OT

[Mike Stockman <mstockman -at- mac -dot- com>]

Not to pretend I'm the list police or anything, but one rule I've always 
followed (well, until today) is that if I think I should put "OT:" before 
my subject line, that's a good indication that I shouldn't send it at all.

Given that Eric just posted this morning that we should all get back on 
topic, and given that I'm tired of deleting twenty messages at a time 
that are all prefixed with "OT:" (gotta set up a rule to automate that, 
the way I have for "ADV"), does anyone else think we can agree that OT 
means "don't post"?

Hope this is helpful,
Mike





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