Re: [MacGroup] So do we just start a new mailing list?

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Re: [MacGroup] So do we just start a new mailing list?

r group there >>> years ago and it was totally free. And very easy to keep out the >>> undesirable overseas spammers. >>> >>> Jeff >>> >>> >>> -- Original Message -- >>> From: Ed Wiser >>> To: Topics related to Apple and

Re: [MacGroup] So do we just start a new mailing list?

a Small Business Server group > there years ago and it was totally free. And very easy to keep out the > undesirable overseas spammers. > > Jeff > > > -- Original Message -- > From: Ed Wiser > To: Topics related to Apple and Macintosh computers < > macgro

Re: [MacGroup] So do we just start a new mailing list?

Oh, please, let’s keep it alive!! I don’t post often, but I certainly read and appreciate all the knowledge you folks share. I would truly miss this group! Wendi Williams > On Feb 10, 2020, at 2:43 PM, macgroup-requ...@erdos.math.louisville.edu wrote: > > From: Ed Wiser

Re: [MacGroup] So do we just start a new mailing list?

spammers. > > Jeff > > > -- Original Message -- > From: Ed Wiser > To: Topics related to Apple and Macintosh computers > > Subject: Re: [MacGroup] So do we just start a new mailing list? > Date: Mon, 10 Feb 2020 15:08:10 -0500 > > John

Re: [MacGroup] So do we just start a new mailing list?

: Re: [MacGroup] So do we just start a new mailing list? Date: Mon, 10 Feb 2020 15:08:10 -0500 John I have ran an aquarium club for 30 years. We use to have meetings but we do everything online now as its hard to get people to come out. We have a private Facebook group. But Facebook is so toxic

Re: [MacGroup] So do we just start a new mailing list?

I would like to see this group continue, for it's been a good source of info and a great resource to fall back upon when problems occurred. On Mon, Feb 10, 2020 at 3:59 PM John Robinson wrote: > Ed, > > I’m not knowledgable enough to know which would suit us best, I’m assuming > as we now

Re: [MacGroup] So do we just start a new mailing list?

Ed, I’m not knowledgable enough to know which would suit us best, I’m assuming as we now have, a simple mailing list. I also don’t know the amount of work associated with this, keeping updates to the mail serve software, meeting the requirement of the server host, there may be so much more to

Re: [MacGroup] So do we just start a new mailing list?

I would like it to continue and even expand to actual meetings with topics and SME Dr. James Priest PhD Sr. Fire Strategist/Researcher > On Feb 10, 2020, at 2:44 PM, John Stone wrote: > >  > I’d like to keep it if possible, if it’s cool with Lee. If it is would Lee > like to continue to

Re: [MacGroup] So do we just start a new mailing list?

I'm all for keeping the list going if someone has the capabilities of doing so. Thanks in advance to whoever takes this project on. It's great having a group of local users that are so knowledgeable and willing to share what they know. Thanks! Beth Phillips IT Associate PHONE | 800-626-6409

Re: [MacGroup] So do we just start a new mailing list?

John I have ran an aquarium club for 30 years. We use to have meetings but we do everything online now as it’s hard to get people to come out. We have a private Facebook group. But Facebook is so toxic now. I would want to have us go there. There are mailing list sites. One of our members

Re: [MacGroup] So do we just start a new mailing list?

I guess the key to others managing the server and list would be security…who has access to the server, anyone at the employment or home where it’s located? What firewall systems are in place to protect our list from outside sources? What backup (UPS) systems are in place to keep it running

Re: [MacGroup] So do we just start a new mailing list?

Same list, different server… New list, different server… Would still like to read and maybe participate. -russ preston > On Feb 10, 2020, at 2:34 PM, Ed Wiser wrote: > > So with a short time to decide. What’s everyone’s thought’s. Do we start a > new mailing list or some other form of the

Re: [MacGroup] So do we just start a new mailing list?

Ed, Can Lee turn over the list for someone else to manage, on a different server? Would that be difficult? It would need to be renamed to the new server name but the users would remain. There have been offers to act as the server but it’s going to take the list to make it go. We all need

Re: [MacGroup] So do we just start a new mailing list?

I have asked Jeff if he would be willing to host it for the MAC group. Seems a natural fit for the Apple Urgent Care place. He said to let him think about it and to get him the details of what is needed. So, Ed or whomever can you get me what exactly is needed and I will work to see if we

Re: [MacGroup] So do we just start a new mailing list?

I vote we start a new mailing list. > On Feb 10, 2020, at 2:35 PM, tom holloman wrote: > > Any way got his group help can be continued would be great. > > On Mon, Feb 10, 2020 at 2:34 PM Ed Wiser > wrote: > So with a short time to decide. What’s everyone’s

Re: [MacGroup] So do we just start a new mailing list?

I’d like to keep it if possible, if it’s cool with Lee. If it is would Lee like to continue to run the list? John On Mon, Feb 10, 2020 at 14:41 John Robinson wrote: > Ed, > > Can Lee turn over the list for someone else to manage, on a different > server? > > Would that be difficult? > > It

Re: [MacGroup] So do we just start a new mailing list?

Any way got his group help can be continued would be great. On Mon, Feb 10, 2020 at 2:34 PM Ed Wiser wrote: > So with a short time to decide. What’s everyone’s thought’s. Do we start a > new mailing list or some other form of the group? Please respond would like > to keep a Louisville Mac group