Have started this new thread Steve, as for some reason each time I reply to the other on, the moderator rejects my post?
Anyway. You should only apply the action to the homepage. I was mistaken about adding it to the sub folders.
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One of the easiest reasons for a reply being bounced is if you reply
from the wrong mail address. If you have multiple e-mail addresses in
Mail, it is possible to set Mail to reply from the last address that
received a message, or from a particular address.
There’s also always a picker at the top of the mail message as you are
composing it, allowing you to change your From address there.
FreewayTalk is a mailing list, and everything you see here filters
through a piece of mailing list software called Mailman. We have the
reject bar set pretty high, which is why you won’t see bots on this
list, and only very rarely see a troll-like message. Only accepting
messages from the subscribed members is one of the lowest bars of this
set of criteria.
You also cannot send screen-grabs or other attachments, or messages
larger than 40KB in size. (A term paper’s worth of text, or one tiny
photo.) Sending mail that doesn’t have a text “part” to it will also
get you bounced, as in certain (thankfully rare) HTML mail
applications that don’t follow the rules.
Walter
On Nov 3, 2010, at 4:06 PM, Nathan Garner wrote:
Have started this new thread Steve, as for some reason each time I
reply to the other on, the moderator rejects my post?
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I sometimes do make that mistake… this time I used the correct address - the bounce back was because of:
The reason it is being held:
Message body is too big: 48922 bytes with a limit of 40 KB
Although other were replying on the same thread.
Nathan Garner
FW5 Pro | MacBook Pro | Snow Leopard
On 3 Nov 2010, at 20:21, Walter Lee Davis wrote:
One of the easiest reasons for a reply being bounced is if you reply from the wrong mail address. If you have multiple e-mail addresses in Mail, it is possible to set Mail to reply from the last address that received a message, or from a particular address.
There’s also always a picker at the top of the mail message as you are composing it, allowing you to change your From address there.
FreewayTalk is a mailing list, and everything you see here filters through a piece of mailing list software called Mailman. We have the reject bar set pretty high, which is why you won’t see bots on this list, and only very rarely see a troll-like message. Only accepting messages from the subscribed members is one of the lowest bars of this set of criteria.
You also cannot send screen-grabs or other attachments, or messages larger than 40KB in size. (A term paper’s worth of text, or one tiny photo.) Sending mail that doesn’t have a text “part” to it will also get you bounced, as in certain (thankfully rare) HTML mail applications that don’t follow the rules.
Walter
On Nov 3, 2010, at 4:06 PM, Nathan Garner wrote:
Have started this new thread Steve, as for some reason each time I reply to the other on, the moderator rejects my post?
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Had you attached a photo, or used anything besides plain text in your
message?
Walter
On Nov 4, 2010, at 5:04 AM, Nathan Garner wrote:
I sometimes do make that mistake… this time I used the correct
address - the bounce back was because of:The reason it is being held:
Message body is too big: 48922 bytes with a limit of 40 KB
Although other were replying on the same thread.
Nathan Garner
http://www.austinwellsdesign.co.uk
FW5 Pro | MacBook Pro | Snow Leopard
On 3 Nov 2010, at 20:21, Walter Lee Davis wrote:
One of the easiest reasons for a reply being bounced is if you
reply from the wrong mail address. If you have multiple e-mail
addresses in Mail, it is possible to set Mail to reply from the
last address that received a message, or from a particular address.There’s also always a picker at the top of the mail message as you
are composing it, allowing you to change your From address there.FreewayTalk is a mailing list, and everything you see here filters
through a piece of mailing list software called Mailman. We have
the reject bar set pretty high, which is why you won’t see bots on
this list, and only very rarely see a troll-like message. Only
accepting messages from the subscribed members is one of the lowest
bars of this set of criteria.You also cannot send screen-grabs or other attachments, or messages
larger than 40KB in size. (A term paper’s worth of text, or one
tiny photo.) Sending mail that doesn’t have a text “part” to it
will also get you bounced, as in certain (thankfully rare) HTML
mail applications that don’t follow the rules.Walter
On Nov 3, 2010, at 4:06 PM, Nathan Garner wrote:
Have started this new thread Steve, as for some reason each time I
reply to the other on, the moderator rejects my post?
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No juest a simple reply. Don’t worry it only happened on that one thread.
Nathan Garner
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On 4 Nov 2010, at 11:02, Walter Lee Davis wrote:
Had you attached a photo, or used anything besides plain text in your message?
Walter
On Nov 4, 2010, at 5:04 AM, Nathan Garner wrote:
I sometimes do make that mistake… this time I used the correct address - the bounce back was because of:
The reason it is being held:
Message body is too big: 48922 bytes with a limit of 40 KB
Although other were replying on the same thread.
Nathan Garner
http://www.austinwellsdesign.co.uk
FW5 Pro | MacBook Pro | Snow Leopard
On 3 Nov 2010, at 20:21, Walter Lee Davis wrote:
One of the easiest reasons for a reply being bounced is if you reply from the wrong mail address. If you have multiple e-mail addresses in Mail, it is possible to set Mail to reply from the last address that received a message, or from a particular address.
There’s also always a picker at the top of the mail message as you are composing it, allowing you to change your From address there.
FreewayTalk is a mailing list, and everything you see here filters through a piece of mailing list software called Mailman. We have the reject bar set pretty high, which is why you won’t see bots on this list, and only very rarely see a troll-like message. Only accepting messages from the subscribed members is one of the lowest bars of this set of criteria.
You also cannot send screen-grabs or other attachments, or messages larger than 40KB in size. (A term paper’s worth of text, or one tiny photo.) Sending mail that doesn’t have a text “part” to it will also get you bounced, as in certain (thankfully rare) HTML mail applications that don’t follow the rules.
Walter
On Nov 3, 2010, at 4:06 PM, Nathan Garner wrote:
Have started this new thread Steve, as for some reason each time I reply to the other on, the moderator rejects my post?
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Wow. Well something came along for the ride. Your message was listed
in Mailman as being over 40K (not by a lot, mind you) but that’s
pretty hard to reach when you’re typing plain text.
Walter
On Nov 4, 2010, at 7:58 AM, Nathan Garner wrote:
No juest a simple reply. Don’t worry it only happened on that one
thread.Nathan Garner
http://www.austinwellsdesign.co.uk
FW5 Pro | MacBook Pro | Snow Leopard
On 4 Nov 2010, at 11:02, Walter Lee Davis wrote:
Had you attached a photo, or used anything besides plain text in
your message?Walter
On Nov 4, 2010, at 5:04 AM, Nathan Garner wrote:
I sometimes do make that mistake… this time I used the correct
address - the bounce back was because of:The reason it is being held:
Message body is too big: 48922 bytes with a limit of 40 KB
Although other were replying on the same thread.
Nathan Garner
http://www.austinwellsdesign.co.uk
FW5 Pro | MacBook Pro | Snow Leopard
On 3 Nov 2010, at 20:21, Walter Lee Davis wrote:
One of the easiest reasons for a reply being bounced is if you
reply from the wrong mail address. If you have multiple e-mail
addresses in Mail, it is possible to set Mail to reply from the
last address that received a message, or from a particular address.There’s also always a picker at the top of the mail message as
you are composing it, allowing you to change your From address
there.FreewayTalk is a mailing list, and everything you see here
filters through a piece of mailing list software called Mailman.
We have the reject bar set pretty high, which is why you won’t
see bots on this list, and only very rarely see a troll-like
message. Only accepting messages from the subscribed members is
one of the lowest bars of this set of criteria.You also cannot send screen-grabs or other attachments, or
messages larger than 40KB in size. (A term paper’s worth of text,
or one tiny photo.) Sending mail that doesn’t have a text “part”
to it will also get you bounced, as in certain (thankfully rare)
HTML mail applications that don’t follow the rules.Walter
On Nov 3, 2010, at 4:06 PM, Nathan Garner wrote:
Have started this new thread Steve, as for some reason each time
I reply to the other on, the moderator rejects my post?
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