[Bloat] Quick question about lists

[Bloat] Quick question about lists

[Erika Miller]

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 Quick question about lists
Is it okay if we feature lists.bufferbloat in our next email newsletter?
It's a perfect fit for a piece we're doing and I think our audience would
find some of the content on your site super useful.

I know you're probably busy, so just a simple yes or no would suffice.

Many Thanks,


Erika Miller
Head of Content at CourseDuck

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Re: [Bloat] Quick question about lists

[Erika Miller]

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 Re: Quick question about lists Just following up.. could you take a look
at the below when you get a chance?

All the best,

Erika Miller
Head of Content at CourseDuck


On Tue, Mar 10, 2020 at 2:50 PM "Erika Miller" <erika@courseduck.net> wrote:
Is it okay if we feature lists.bufferbloat in our next email newsletter?
It's a perfect fit for a piece we're doing and I think our audience would
find some of the content on your site super useful.

I know you're probably busy, so just a simple yes or no would suffice.

Many Thanks,


Erika Miller
Head of Content at CourseDuck

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Re: [Bloat] Quick question about lists

[Toke Høiland-Jørgensen]

Erika Miller <erika@courseduck.net> writes:

>  Quick question about lists
> Is it okay if we feature lists.bufferbloat in our next email newsletter?
> It's a perfect fit for a piece we're doing and I think our audience would
> find some of the content on your site super useful.

Hi Erika

Your email got stuck in the mailing list moderation queue, hence the
lack of replies.

As for your question, well, lists.bufferbloat.net is a public mailing
list archive, so I'd say feature away. Although I must say I'm a bit
confused as to why you'd want to feature that, but maybe you meant the
bufferbloat.net site itself?

-Toke