Tracy R Reed wrote: > > I once got kicked off of a mailing list for archiving it.
I am on a mailing list where one of the requirements is to never have a publicly accessible archive, nor to re-publish any of the messages on that list to a public forum (without explicit permission of the author). If that was known to you before you made the archive (such as in that welcome message that everyone deletes :) then the list owner was well right in kicking you off the list. The list in question that I am on, there is a private archive available to all list subscribers, however. On a public mailing list (like kplug-list or bugtraq) then I see no reason at all to respect a DO NOT ARCHIVE header or footer. If you don't want it archived, don't post it. -john -- [email protected] http://www.kernel-panic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/kplug-list
