Hi Peter,
I can appreciate that the text on the page seems vague in terms of defining
to what list the opt-out will apply. We're going to edit the header on the
page to specifically say "Fundraising email". I hope that helps clarify for
other donors on multiple Wikimedia lists.
Thanks,
Caitlin
On Wed, Aug 17, 2016 at 7:03 AM, Marc-Andre <marc(a)uberbox.org> wrote:
On 2016-08-17 06:13 AM, Peter Southwood wrote:
Problem? Vague and unspecific information and suggestion of possible
unspecified consequences. Unfortunately this is
the kind of language I have
come to expect from Jimmy, and why I don't take anything he writes at face
value.
The problem of that page's wording being rather vague and unclear about
what, exactly, you'd unsubscribe from is a genuine issue that needs fixin'
(that is, while what the intent is would be clear to technically savvy
people as illustrated by the responses on this very thread, it clearly
needs to be wordsmithed into making more sense).
That said, I'm pretty sure absolutely nobody sane believes Jimmy
personally sits down and writes bits of web interface used by fundraising,
so the dig at his expense is not only gratuitous, but detracts from any
point you were trying to make.
-- Coren / Marc
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