affinity and empathy
Empathy is usually what your list members will see the most. Do you have
empathy (which archives your conversations) pulled up so you can see the
threads?
You can click on "view all threads" to see the different threads. You
can also easily navigate to view the different lists.
You reply in empathy directly to the thread as well, fyi. A strength of
my Empathy is that is searches the threads very easily, however this
feature won't probably
work correctly on the test list.
You will use affinity for the admin side of things. The moderator or
owner can better manage the member list and their permissions, etc, etc.
On Affinity, you can see who the list members, non members, moderators
and list owners are. Those options can be customized as well. So, if you
select that
a member needs to be moderated before the message posts, it will go to
the moderation que and you can set your preferences there.
This helps a lot. So far, it’s pretty intuitive and I’m starting to compile a list of questions now that I have access.
Thank you again.
Michael R. Smith | Applications Systems Engineer | Children’s Hospital Colorado
13123 East 16th Avenue, Box B040 | Aurora, CO 80045 | Phone: (720) 777-7466
michael.smith@childrenscolorado.orgmailto:michael.smith@childrenscolorado.org
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From: marshall@emwd.com marshall@emwd.com
Sent: Wednesday, January 26, 2022 3:20 PM
To: test2@childrenscolorado.harmonylists.io
Subject: [Test2] affinity and empathy
Empathy is usually what your list members will see the most. Do you have empathy (which archives your conversations) pulled up so you can see the threads?
You can click on "view all threads" to see the different threads. You can also easily navigate to view the different lists.
You reply in empathy directly to the thread as well, fyi. A strength of my Empathy is that is searches the threads very easily, however this feature won't probably
work correctly on the test list.
You will use affinity for the admin side of things. The moderator or owner can better manage the member list and their permissions, etc, etc.
On Affinity, you can see who the list members, non members, moderators and list owners are. Those options can be customized as well. So, if you select that
a member needs to be moderated before the message posts, it will go to the moderation que and you can set your preferences there.
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Sounds good, if you used mailman 2 in the past then this (especially the
archiving function) is far more user friendly
On 2022-01-26 17:23, Smith, Michael R wrote:
This helps a lot. So far, it's pretty intuitive and I'm starting to
compile a list of questions now that I have access.
Thank you again.
Michael R. Smith | Applications Systems Engineer | Children's Hospital
Colorado
13123 East 16th Avenue, Box B040 | Aurora, CO 80045 | Phone: (720)
777-7466
michael.smith@childrenscolorado.org
From: marshall@emwd.com marshall@emwd.com
Sent: Wednesday, January 26, 2022 3:20 PM
To: test2@childrenscolorado.harmonylists.io
Subject: [Test2] affinity and empathy
Empathy is usually what your list members will see the most. Do you
have empathy (which archives your conversations) pulled up so you can
see the threads?
You can click on "view all threads" to see the different threads. You
can also easily navigate to view the different lists.
You reply in empathy directly to the thread as well, fyi. A strength of
my Empathy is that is searches the threads very easily, however this
feature won't probably
work correctly on the test list.
You will use affinity for the admin side of things. The moderator or
owner can better manage the member list and their permissions, etc,
etc.
On Affinity, you can see who the list members, non members, moderators
and list owners are. Those options can be customized as well. So, if
you select that
a member needs to be moderated before the message posts, it will go to
the moderation que and you can set your preferences there.
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Michael R. Smith | Applications Systems Engineer | Children’s Hospital Colorado
13123 East 16th Avenue, Box B040 | Aurora, CO 80045 | Phone: (720) 777-7466
michael.smith@childrenscolorado.orgmailto:michael.smith@childrenscolorado.org
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From: marshall@emwd.com marshall@emwd.com
Sent: Wednesday, January 26, 2022 3:30 PM
To: Smith, Michael R Michael.Smith@childrenscolorado.org
Cc: test2@childrenscolorado.harmonylists.io
Subject: Re: [Test2] Re: affinity and empathy
Sounds good, if you used mailman 2 in the past then this (especially the archiving function) is far more user friendly
On 2022-01-26 17:23, Smith, Michael R wrote:
This helps a lot. So far, it's pretty intuitive and I'm starting to compile a list of questions now that I have access.
Thank you again.
Michael R. Smith | Applications Systems Engineer | Children's Hospital Colorado
13123 East 16th Avenue, Box B040 | Aurora, CO 80045 | Phone: (720) 777-7466
michael.smith@childrenscolorado.orgmailto:michael.smith@childrenscolorado.org
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Sent: Wednesday, January 26, 2022 3:20 PM
To: test2@childrenscolorado.harmonylists.iomailto:test2@childrenscolorado.harmonylists.io
Subject: [Test2] affinity and empathy
Empathy is usually what your list members will see the most. Do you have empathy (which archives your conversations) pulled up so you can see the threads?
You can click on "view all threads" to see the different threads. You can also easily navigate to view the different lists.
You reply in empathy directly to the thread as well, fyi. A strength of my Empathy is that is searches the threads very easily, however this feature won't probably
work correctly on the test list.
You will use affinity for the admin side of things. The moderator or owner can better manage the member list and their permissions, etc, etc.
On Affinity, you can see who the list members, non members, moderators and list owners are. Those options can be customized as well. So, if you select that
a member needs to be moderated before the message posts, it will go to the moderation que and you can set your preferences there.
CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE: This e-mail, including any attachments, is for the sole use of Childrens Hospital Colorado and the intended recipient(s). It may contain confidential and privileged information or may otherwise be protected by law. Any unauthorized review, use, disclosure, or distribution is prohibited. If you are not the intended recipient, please contact the sender by reply e-mail and destroy all copies of the original message and any attachment thereto.
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