And one more... TRAV for Travel related questions. Originally proposed
for conference travel, which is definitely not 'off topic'.
Dan Robinson
HW Wilson Company
Bronx, NY
drobinson@hwwilson.com (w)
infomaven@patmedia.net (h)
On 22 Sep 2007 at 16:43, kaTe wrote:
> oh, and I forgot to mention that these 3 were the most important ones to me so I
>can wade through messages faster.
>
> ELEM: postings for kindergarten to 5th grade topics
> MIDDLE: postings for middle school topics
> SEC: postings for secondary grades (9 to 12)
>
> it helps us all see what level you are looking for answers for.
>
> thanks again,
>
> kate :)
>
>
>
> ---- kaTe <cag02@cox.net> wrote:
> I have been a little behind on my listserv reading and I think it would be
>helpful to remind people to try and use Keywords for Subject Headings whenever
>possible. It helps me get through the hundreds of postings. :)
>
> from the LM_NET FAQ 2 (Frequently Asked Questions)
>
> Those posting to LM_NET are asked to help the LM_NET community by using clear,
>concise subject headings indicating the content of the message. Prefacing the
>detailed subject with one of our accepted keywords saves time and energy of all
>those who read the list. Subject headings greatly aid
searching the archives, also. Currently recommended keyword headings are:
>
> TARGET: request for information to be compiled for a HIT:
> HIT: the compiled information from the TARGET request
> GREET: for requests for greetings
> TECH: for PC & MAC software & hardware discussions
> REF: requests for all types of reference questions
> JOBS: postings of job vacancies
> ELEM: postings for kindergarten to 5th grade topics
> MIDDLE: postings for middle school topics
> SEC: postings for secondary grades (9 to 12)
> GEN: anything that doesn't fit the other categories
> HUMOR: anything humorous or not to be taken too seriously :-)
>
> When in doubt about which to choose pick GEN:
>
> A Subject header might look like these:
> Subject: GEN: Special movie on PBS tonight
> Subject: REF,SEC: Info on World War II
> HIT: Accelerated Reading vs Reading Counts
>
> Comments: The TOPIC KEYWORD or KEYWORDS must be followed by a COLON and a BLANK
>SPACE before the regular description.
>
>
> thanks,
>
> kate :)
>
>
>
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