Another option would be to maintain two distinct email lists: one for basic announcements (e.g., conferences, calls for papers, major publications, new data sources), and another for active discussions (back and forth style, getting into the details of methods & findings). Users could ask to be added to only one or both lists, depending on their needs.
One possibility would be for the organizers to send a short survey on the areas of health and transportation that participants are interested in and wish to receive. Then, senders could send new issues to those who have these interest. Could be time consuming for the senders,however. John Eberhard--
On Mon, Apr 23, 2012 at 10:52 AM, Frank, Larry <ldfrank@exchange.ubc.ca> wrote:Same here.
Sent from my iPhoneWow, my thoughts exactly, Thanks!
From: h+t--friends-bounces@chrispy.net [mailto:h+t--friends-bounces@chrispy.net] On Behalf Of Kimmelman, Lois (FTA)
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Subject: [H+T--Friends] Email overload
Hello. Is it possible to limit my emails from this group? I am interested in health & transportation, but don’t have time to read so many emails!
Thank you.
Lois Kimmelman
Environmental Protection Specialist
Federal Transit Administration, Region 5
200 West Adams St., Suite 320
Chicago, IL 60606
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