On Fri, 14 Jul 2000, Federico Sevilla III wrote:
> >For big sites, you need to go with a POP server that supports
> >"BULLETINS". This is a special feature of a pop server which will allow
> >you to post a message once, and it is replicated everytime a user
> >downloads email. AFAIK, only solid-pop3d has this support, along with
> >maildir.
>
> Won't work for me, considering my primary method of mail access is IMAP
> via IMP. Perhaps I'll stick to having an "everybody" alias. :-)
Since your primary method of mail access is via *IMP*, you can easily post
bulletins on your IMP login webpage, can't you? ;)
eric
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