As the subject says, I've a couple questions about this Cooker list. 1) Is there a publicly available archive somewhere? A 30 day archive would be pretty useful, as beyond that, likely many of the posts would be outdated by new versions of the related package anyway.
This would be quite useful for those unwilling to subject their in-boxes to 1K posts a day, sometimes, and to those that don't follow the list closely and to newbies. 2) Along these lines.. a publicly accessable NNTP server carrying the list posts, and with either the reply2 and fup2 set to the list address, or with two-way mail/news conversion, would be quite useful. I believe gmain does this for Gnome apps, and have been thinking about subscribing there rather than to the PAN mailing lists I am on, thus the question here. Again, a 30 day expiry would be about perfect. Anything like that around? -- Duncan "They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety." -- Benjamin Franklin
