I'm new to this list. I help manage a ListProc installation with 100 lists
and about 5,000 subscribers. It's become clear to me that as more and more
new folks join lists, we could use a rethink of the tools that are
available to mailing list site managers, list managers, and possibly list
subscribers, to deal with mailing lists.
For example, the current methods for seeing who's on lists, checking list
traffic, spotting lists that have died, and spotting lists whose managers
are no longer active (or even subscribed!) seem clunky to me. (If I'm
missing some cool tools, please set me straight!)
Have people here thought about what kinds of tools would make the job of
site manager or list manager easier? I don't know whether these tools would
be e-mail based, Web based, or telnet-based, but I need 'em!
Thanks in advance for ideas, brainstorming, etc.
Margy Levine Young <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Coauthor of "The Internet For Dummies," 5th Ed. <http://net.gurus.com>
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