Sean Burns wrote: > I'm wondering what I should do with emails sent to > [EMAIL PROTECTED] Instead of people sending emails to > [EMAIL PROTECTED], and they may, they may also send emails to > [EMAIL PROTECTED] Should I forward all emails info-related to > [EMAIL PROTECTED] Who gets those anyway?
I don't know. Google changed the interface. I see a way to create a mailing list, but no way to list existing lists and members. Ah, found it: Service Settings > Email > Email Addresses > Email Lists. Currently, info is Steve Delorey, Doc, Ted, Theresa, and me. > Actually, now that I think of it, Robert, do you think it would be a > good idea to put on the wiki or somewhere else who gets what emails > when sent to addresses like info@ or webmaster@ or help@, etc.? I'd rather not put people's personal e-mail address on a website without their consent. Should I just list names? Or even easier for me, can I make whomever is interested in the info an admin? > Also, Robert, does anyone else besides you have the administrator > username and password for the gmail bworks.org address? I don't need > it but someone else may someday. There is no administrator username/password. It's more like sudo, Yahoo!Groups, or Google Groups. Each individual has their own username/password and they take on the role of administrator. The current admins are Dave Herholz and me. I would like to encourage others to be admins. If anyone wants to be an admin, please let me know. BTW, I am not adverse to winding down the whole @bworks.org thing. It is only a useful service if we use it. From looking at the stats on the admin pages, only four people of the 20 with @bworks.org addresses have used them this year: Sean, me, Theresa, and one student. Of those four, only three are bworks volunteers and none are part of the management team or the board. Of those three, I am the only one who is an admin and I would like to transition out of that role. Regards, - Robert
