"student spam machine"? Please elaborate.=20
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Norman
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Our decision was based on a lack of funds. It was either find the=20
money or reduce services. Turning our email system into a student=20
spam machine was deemed non-essential so we reduced services.
Jason Hyams
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On Feb 4, 2009, at 1:52 PM, "Norman Constantine" =
<nconstantine@wakefieldschool.org
> wrote:
> So why not re-size the exchange server?
>
> Norman
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> From: A forum for independent school educators on behalf of Jason=20
> Hyams
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> We limit the students to five. If you allow a larger number of=20
> allowed recipients the students will treat the email system as a=20
> chat system between large distribution groups. I have seen students=20
> with over 800 emails received within a 6 hour period from the large=20
> chat sessions. We had to decrease the number of allowed recipients=20
> or re-size the exchange server for that type of usage. After=20
> looking at the cost of upgrading the system we decided to decrease=20
> the number of allowed recipients.
>
> The faculty and staff are set to 1500 which allows them to email the=20
> entire school if needed.
> I'm currently setting up a list server for student club distribution=20
> list.
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>
> Jason Hyams
> Director of Technology
> St. Agnes Academy
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> From: A forum for independent school educators on behalf of Janet=20
> Wilks
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>
> Does anyone have internally imposed limitations on the number of email
> recipients that can be designated for a single message?
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>
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>
>
> Janet Wilks
>
> Director of Development and Communications
>
> Salesian High School
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> 510-234-4433 ext 1204
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> jwilks@salesian.com
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