This list is not going to move to eGroups. That's all I have to
say about that! :-)
Toby Rider
On Tue, 28 Nov 2000, Michael Reid wrote:
> on 11/28/00 3:38 PM, Matthew Burke at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > Just wondering if anyone has ever thought to move this newsgroup to an
> > alternate site such as www.eGroups.com?
>
> I would recommend against it. I'm a member of four eGroups, including one
> which I started and moderate. To my chagrin, I have learned --
>
> -- That Customer Support from eGroups is virtually nonexistent. The only way
> to contact Support is via a web form. Your trouble report will most likely
> be ignored. If by chance you do see a reply, it will come after a delay of a
> week or more, and it will be a canned answer that more likely than not will
> ignore whatever issue you raised.
>
> -- That eGroups has outages during which messages simply disappear.
>
> Michael Reid
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Toby A. Rider - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Magnet Interactive (West)
Culver City, CA
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