On Sun, 23 Jan 2000 21:26:10 -0800 (PST), you wrote:
> I think I just realized a fact perhaps well known to the rest of you.
> Ever so often I send a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED], but I never
> see my own message on the digest which I get.
> There are at least 2 possibilities: [EMAIL PROTECTED] is not
> just sets of messages from the arachne listserv, as normal. Arachne-digest
> acts as a completely separate list. So if I want a message to get the
> the readers of arachne-digest, I have to send it to the digest, not just
> to arachne. Is this true?
> Alternatively, I know some listservs have options which do not sent
> one's own posts back to one. But I doubt that this is what is happening.
Hello Howard:
Saw your post on "arachne-digest" I am sending this reply to your private
email and have CC'd also to "arachne" to see if you will find it there also.
I should not have received your message because I no longer subscribe to the
arachne-digest.
There exists the possibility that by some fluke you might have become
unsubscribed for "arachne". If this were the case, your messages would not
have arrived there. I saw your post on arachne-digest. There was once a
problem that occurred about two and a half months ago in which the "arachne"
list inadvertently lost almost all of its subscribers. As a result, many of
those who were "arachne" subscribers decided to subscribe to the
"arachne-digest"
I know that "arachne-digest" is a separate list. If you are subscribed to
only to "arachne-digest", but not to "arachne", you will not receive any
postings sent to "arachne" unless they were included also in "arachne-digest".
Sam Heywood
-- This mail was written by user of Arachne, the Ultimate Internet Client
