I've just noticed that a website called nabble.com appears to be mirroring this mailing list (and a couple of others I'm on, so some of you may find this message oddly familiar).
http://www.nabble.com/Gnu---SmallTalk-f1791.html Do the list admins here know about this? It all seems rather dubious to me --- they've even gone as far as creating a publicly accessable profile for all users. I know that my messages are all public, and I have no objections to them being redistributed as people see fit, but mirroring an entire mailing list without asking seems extremely impolite. Not only that, but they may be trying to retcon us into complying with their suspicious-sounding T&Cs. http://www.nabble.com/user/Terms.jtp Have the admins, in fact, been asked? (They will also claim to post *to* the list if you register there. I'm not entirely sure how that works.) -- ╭─┈David Given┈──McQ─╮ "...electrons, nuclei and other particles are good │┈ [EMAIL PROTECTED] approximations to perfectly elastic spherical │┈([EMAIL PROTECTED])┈│ cows." --- David M. Palmer on r.a.sf.c ╰─┈www.cowlark.com┈──╯
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