EFES: Re: people who have unsubscribed from the efes list

["Marc Mathieu" <marcmathieu@marcmathieu.be>]

Dear Dan,
I asked you about your own experience compared to the problems we had with
EFES forum, some days ago.
You answered that, when you started the COG list years ago, you had a
similar problem.
I think EFES forum list is right now, and nothing should be changed in the
settings. So please, don't change anything.
I had a personal contact with people who asked to be unlisted, and we
clarified.
Their feeling was really that they were disturbed with dozens wrong
unsollicited messages. It is true that 350 people are a lot !!
My real problem is that:
- I sent messages about the European (Lisbon) Strategy for (?) employee
ownership.
- Nothing serious appears in European Institutions' will, about employee
ownership.
- At the contrary, I can see very good things in the US, in Australia, in
South Africa, etc.
- And mainly: I didn't get any opinion about that through the forum, until
now.
- So, I confirm that I and my team feel alone in Brussels.
- With my team in  Brussels, I am convinced to do good things. But when we
feel alone, we have a problem. People alone in Brussels can make real work.
But this work is lower than zero when people are not supporting from
European countries.
Marc Mathieu


----- Original Message -----
From: "Dan Bell" <dbell@kent.edu>
To: "Marc Mathieu" <marcmathieu@marcmathieu.be>
Sent: Thursday, February 24, 2005 10:08 PM
Subject: Re: people who have unsubscribed from the efes list


When I first started the COG list years ago, I had a similar problem. I had
subscribed
people without their permission and their replies to COGALL went to
everyone on the
list. I changed COGALL to a one-way list for announcements.

As for the EFES list, it was set up to be a discussion list. We can change
the settings
so that all messages are first approved by the moderator (you). Let me know
if you
want to do that.

At 02:43 PM 2/22/2005 +0100, you wrote:
>Good.
>I send a personal message to all these people. Most of them are active
>members of EFES, but they were really troubled.
>On the other hand:
>I don't want members of EFES Board to be unsubscribed; so I am going to
>subscribe again for Javier San José jsj@asle.es
>Did you ever get such difficulties with other forums?
>With best regards
>Marc
>
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "Dan Bell" <dbell@kent.edu>
>To: "Marc Mathieu" <marcmathieu@marcmathieu.be>
>Sent: Monday, February 21, 2005 8:03 PM
>Subject: people who have unsubscribed from the efes list
>
>
> > Hi Marc,
> >
> > Once things calm down on the list, you may want to re-contact these
people
> > about
> > getting back on the EFES list. I have unsubscribed all of them as
>requested.
> >
> > Dan
> >
> > pj.coulon@free.fr
> > malamande@airfrance.fr
> > jsj@asle.es
> > Henri.ALLINE@EU.RHODIA.COM
> > direg@bp.com
> > pwhitehead@europarl.eu.int
> > Gianni.BUTERA@be.thalesgroup.com
> > johannes.huber@thales-bm.ch
> > Dominic.Scullard@dti.gsi.gov.uk
> > calzada@mik.es
> > Christian.welz@eurofound.eu.int
> > Veronique.Pertry@lawfort.be
> > irune@mcc.es
> > J.S.King@bham.ac.uk
> > gerard.gruetmasson@francetelecom.com
> > Assia.TRIA@gemplus.com
> > tbogacz@ipsiz.com.pl
> > -
> >
> >


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