>Although participants in the UT are, on the average, much more serious than in many other discussion groups, some problems still remain.
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>Apart from what you said, I would also like to remind all members of UT to:
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Use significat names for threads. The problem should be described as specifically as is possible in a single line. "Help" isn't appropriate. "Grid problem" may be better, and "Deleted records don't dissapear in grid", even better.

Actually, it's worse :) Do you know, why? :)

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Don't forward a message wildly to any members who ever participated in a discussion. I simply get too many messages that way. There should be a valid reason to forward, for instance: a) The originator of a thread thanks all members for their input. b) Someone writes an additional clarification, and thinks that some members (but usually not all!) might be interested in the details.
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>As to non-English speakers, perhaps one or more members can cook up a FAQ about frequent mistakes. Example: Spanish-speaking people tend to write "prove" when they mean "try", because it's the same word in Spanish. The difference should be explained in a FAQ.

My long term wish is to have Spell Check option available. Also it might be a good idea to have a link to Webster Dictionary handy...

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