Yes I have tried it, and I agree this is the best list that I am on as well.
One of the best features of this list is it's conversational nature,
much faster support than any help desk - 'we'll get back to you........'
We just need a rule, those who know the most would have to subscribe to all
lists :)
> I agree, this list is a high volume one. However, it's also one of the
>best that I'm on (about 15). Separating the list into different topics
>would only confuse things. Most of the more knowledgeable admins would not
>sign up for the Setup topic, but the knowledgeable admins are the ones who
>know the most about setup. I for one, would subscribe to all the topics --
>my rules on my mailbox are tricky enough as it is :-)
>
>However, there is a digest mode for this list, which would decrease the
>amount of mail significantly - have you tried that yet?
>
>Justin Ellison
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>Hi all,
>The volume of mail from this dicussion list is pretty large in comparison
>to other lists. As most network managers are members of quite a few lists,
>this means mountains of mail each day.
>What are people's thought on changing the email list into separate topics
>such as:
>Setup
>Web messaging and Templates
>Security
>General information
>
>then again I guess Ipswitch ahve the final say..
>
>Gordon Chalmers
>Network Admin
>Kestral Computing
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