Re: photos and digest mode
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- Subject: Re: [sibrob] photos and digest mode
- From: E* K*
- Date: Mon, 17 May 1999 23:25:20 -0600
From: "Edmundas Kondratas" <stogutis@kaunas.omnitel.net>
Harold, I acompany your meaning about receiving Sibrob mesages by digest
mode for persons who for any reasons can't or don't like download messages
with photo attachments. As I remember on Iris-photos there is request to
send only photos without any comments, though somebody do. Our photos are
not only to be sent for wiewing than put in archives. They are and can be
subject of discussion, learning, identification, etc. From other hand we
must send smaller *.jpg files, which don't do troubles even for older
computers. Such a files are about 30KB. Those about 100KB or more on
Iris-photos list give good immage, but are to large for some of sibrobers. I
think without possibilities to share photos and discussions on it, our
Sibrob will lose great part of interest.
Edmundas Kondratas
stogutis@kaunas.omnitel.net
Kaunas, Lithuania, zone 5, where is told the coldest spring in this century
happened. Today after about month first sunny day appeared. Temperatures
nigt 0-3C, /somewhere in Lithuania, but not in Kaunas until -3C/, days 7-9
/12C-exelent/, today 17C-hurahhh. I.pumila began to flower at 10 of May
instead 28 of April in normal year. No SDB in bloom yet.
>From: "Harold Peters" <harold@directcon.net>
>
>I followed the thread on shared files but did not understand that the lack
>of response implied no photos on Sibrob. One-list has a digest mode that
>forwards text only without any attachments. For anyone who does not want to
>receive photos or other attachments for any reason, that seems like a more
>convenient approach for the whole of sibrob than the approach of no
>attachments period. Digest mode can be selected from the member area so it
>is easy to accomplish on an individual by individual basis. However, I will
>abide by the wishes of the group as expressed by our leader.
>
>Personally, I would love to receive images of general garden scenes that
>contain Siberians. I very much enjoyed the thread on companion planting and
>wished the historical thread on that topic had been more easily available.
>However, I will not post general garden scenes of Siberians on iris-photo
as
>I do not think that group has a general interest in such. I can remember
>nothing except relatively tight shots on iris-photo by anyone other than
>myself. I would be willing to post such images in a sibrob shared area if
>anyone in sibrob is interested.
>
>Harold Peters
>Beautiful View Iris Garden,
>El Dorado Hills, CA USDA zone 9
>harold@directcon.net http://www.beautiful-view-iris.com
>
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