On Thu, 6 Feb 2003, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> --- Galen Boyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The Zsh mailing list, which I'm also on is roughly set up like
> this:
>
> zsh-announce -> zsh-users -> zsh-developers
>
> Messages fall through toward the right. i.e. anything sent to
> zsh-announce will be received by all three, while anything sent
> to zsh-developers, stays amongst developers. This way
> zsh-announce subscribers aren't bombarded by a ton of messages.
>
> JDEE can use a similar structure:
>
> jde-anounce -> jde-java -> jde-users -> jde-developers
But then this list would get the questions that Greg was
specifically trying to avoid.
Why not have people sign up for it seperately?
P.S.
You guys been checking out the newserver, gmane.org? It is an
nntp interface for any public mailing list that either has been
signed up or if you can't find it there, you can sign it up.
I don't download emails anymore, I read everything through a
newserver.
SOME VERY PERTINENT EMAIL LISTS AND THEIR NNTP NAMES:
jde list == gmane.emacs.jdee
ntemacs list == gmane.emacs.windows
xae list == gmane.emacs.xae
bbdb list == gmane.emacs.bbdb.user
There are 56 mailing lists with emacs in their names.
http://gmane.org
It was started and is admined by the fellow that coded Gnus.
--
Galen Boyer
