Hi, As long as we're on the subject of the mailing list, can I ask a questions? The other mailing lists I'm on, including several that I run, are using Mailman rather than Majordomo, which has a beautiful feature that prefixes the subject of a message with the name of a list in brackets. For instance, this message, on Mailman, would have the subject "[discuss-list] Mailing List Mechanics (was: Spammers Mining..." Among other things, it makes it very easy to have my mail client sort and filter messages to my archives, where I sometimes refer back to them, but mostly just use hard drive space. Of course, it also makes it easier to identify the subject, as the list name gives it context. Can Majordomo do this? If so, could the list administrators be convinced to enable this feature? Incidently, Mailman will also change people's email addresses so their not as easy to mine -- by removing the '@' and replacing it with '--at--' or something like that. Thank you, Rob Martin -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ "Linus Torvalds, the honorary 'President' of the Linux movement has clearly stated the long term goal of Linux, world domination. Yes, one man who wants to dominate the world by means of his software. So Linux is no different to other major OS's."
