Netiquette FAQ for CMS Mailing Lists
- Trim your posts.
- Edit the original post, and put your replies below quotes from original (no top posting).
- Especially do not reply to digests including the whole digest. Edit to your topic.
- No HTML mail or attachments.
- No spam.
- Keep commercial replies off-list. (Send PR posts to cms-pr@lists.cms-forum.org.)
- Keep self-promotion brief and relevant.
- Avoid religious wars (e.g., Mac vs. Windows, Open-source vs. Proprietary, Java vs. Perl vs. Python, Linux vs. everything else).
- No ad hominem attacks.
- Don't respond to trolls.
- Don't reply to one thread to start another.
- If you change the subject slightly, alter the subject line.
- Short signatures only, no ASCII art.
- Keep meta-discussion to a minimum; we’re here to discuss content management, not the operation of this list. (Send meta-discussion to cms-meta@lists.cms-forum.org.)
- Keep etiquette and topic reminders polite and off-list. List moms appreciate reminders from listers, but send them off-list please (with a copy to the list-mom).
- Abusers of these rules will have their posts moderated and edited. Repeat abusers will be banned.
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[contentmanagers] - for people whose professional responsibilities include planning, writing, editing, approving or otherwise managing content.
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[CMS-PR] - press releases and marketing announcements from vendors and open-source developer communities.
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[CMS-Forum] - for announcements of activity at cms-forum.org.
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[CMS-Develop] - to assist those building their own CMS.
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