Am having a weird experience adjusting to a
new list culture.
As I'm unaware of any proper terms, I've used
"centralist" to describe lists where subscribers
are usually encouraged to mail the one address (a
la majordom@ listproc@ listserv@) and "federal"
to describe lists where subscribers use an
EZMLM-type set-up : subscribe-listname...@
unsubscribe-listname@ etc.
There are exceptions to this of course, as most
of the "centralist" lists can use ...-request-type
addresses; and vice-versa EZMLM can be set up
to emulate a majordomo@ (to a certain extent).
I was really unprepared for all this! And I'm
basically wondering how other people have coped
with radical changes to -their- list cultures?
Cheers
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Darren Rees merlin
@netlink.co.uk
2500+ Berfau; fformat .zip .htm
http://www.netlink.co.uk/users/merlin/berfau/
