So if we have a lot of these attachments floating around, fewer people will want to remain subscribers because of it. Finally, e-mail attachments are an excellent way to spread virus and worm programs , especially if you run the Microsoft Windows operating system. These days, we encourage everyone to delete unopened any attachment unless they know exactly what's inside. Having a lot of random attachments on a mailing list is just asking for trouble in this regard. Just keep an open mind and be courteous , two qualities anyone needs for taking part in a mailing list.
Various people seem to like it.
Anything resembling these two statements is to be avoided at all costs, unless you like mayhem. Some of the longest flame wars in the list's four-year history have been started by such utterances. The problem got so bad for awhile there that the ADN vs. BSN debate has now become a cliche among list regulars.