Re: [Sword-TAP] SWORD Technical Advisory Panel - email list change

2011-01-26 Thread Graham Klyne
It seems my messages are *still* not being accepted by the list.

I'm trying to add some alternative address subscriptions through the web 
interface, but am not sure if they're stuck in moderation.  It also seems you 
subscribed by ninebynine.net address - I'm not sure where you got that, because 
I very rarely use it these days.

#g
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Stuart Lewis wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> Apologies for having to make this change, but we're moving the email
> list for the SWORD Technical Advisory Panel.  The current list is
> hosted using the groups functionality of Google Apps.  Unfortunately
> it is suffering from a couple of problems:
> 
>  - Email archiving at http://mail-archive.com/ is not working;
>  - It does not have the functionality to allow us to accept posts from
> non-subscribers, which is affecting several members who post from
> several different addresses.
> 
> We're therefore moving the list to a more feature-rich mailman system
> at SourceForge (which we also already use for the long-running
> sword-app-tech email list).
> 
> Shortly you will probably receive a welcome email from the new list:
> '[email protected]'.  To post to the
> list, please email:
> 
>  - [email protected]
> 
> If you forget and reply to an old message, or post to the old address,
>  I'll forward these on.  There are also now two archives: SF's own
> mail archive 
> (https://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?forum_name=sword-app-techadvisorypanel)
> and a mail-archive.com archive
> (http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/).
>  We have re-built these archives, albeit in a not very good way by
> forwarding all the old messages to the new list.
> 
> Apologies for having to make this change, but hopefully it will be
> easier for us all in the long run, more flexible, and give us better
> archives.
> 
> I'd also like to thank you for all your input so far, the discussions
> have been really good in helping to guide the design of SWORD v2.
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> 
> Stuart Lewis
> 


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SWORD Technical Advisory Panel - email list change

2011-01-22 Thread Stuart Lewis
Hi all,

Apologies for having to make this change, but we're moving the email
list for the SWORD Technical Advisory Panel.  The current list is
hosted using the groups functionality of Google Apps.  Unfortunately
it is suffering from a couple of problems:

 - Email archiving at http://mail-archive.com/ is not working;
 - It does not have the functionality to allow us to accept posts from
non-subscribers, which is affecting several members who post from
several different addresses.

We're therefore moving the list to a more feature-rich mailman system
at SourceForge (which we also already use for the long-running
sword-app-tech email list).

Shortly you will probably receive a welcome email from the new list:
'[email protected]'.  To post to the
list, please email:

 - [email protected]

If you forget and reply to an old message, or post to the old address,
 I'll forward these on.  There are also now two archives: SF's own
mail archive 
(https://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?forum_name=sword-app-techadvisorypanel)
and a mail-archive.com archive
(http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/).
 We have re-built these archives, albeit in a not very good way by
forwarding all the old messages to the new list.

Apologies for having to make this change, but hopefully it will be
easier for us all in the long run, more flexible, and give us better
archives.

I'd also like to thank you for all your input so far, the discussions
have been really good in helping to guide the design of SWORD v2.

Cheers,


Stuart Lewis