OK, my turn... I believe that Michael Aivaliotis would be an excellent info-labview list administrator. He has repeatedly demonstrated that he is technically capable of this task through his management of the LAVA mailing lists, discussion forums, and the NI Week Blog. I have found him to be very accessible by email/IM and ever-present on the various LabVIEW community forums. I am sure that he would keep the info-labview list up and running like clock-work.
Best Regards, -Jim Kring Scott Hannahs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said: > Ok, I will be public about this. I have offered to take over at > least two of Tom's lists and host them here at the lab using the > same software that he uses to host them. If Michael wants to do > this that is fine, since I also use the Igor list I figured that > I could do this with the least disruption. > > I (and all of us) are waiting for Tom to decide what is the best > way to transfer this. In the meantime the system seems to be > chugging along (those dang Macs just don't quit!). > -Scott > > > At 8:39 PM -0500 3/16/04, Michael Aivaliotis wrote: > >As far as we can tell, it's just a matter of time since Tom's personal > >server that hosts info-LabVIEW goes "tits up". In the long-term we just > >want one list of course. Since Tom has asked for help in transferring > >the list, I am just stepping up to the plate and making the first move. > > > >If there is anyone out there that wants to host the list or has any > >other prior arrangement with Tom then please feel free to say so. I can > >assure everyone that the new list will follow in the same footsteps as > >the previous one and maintain the independence that was inherent in the > >previous list. It will also stay a text based list and prohibit > >attachments. In addition, it will be monitored and maintained on a daily > >basis and will be in the hands of active LabVIEW users. > > --
