Hello, Dennis: I might be a bit dense today. Let me scratch my head over this one.
The name "TBADD" seems not to describe or delineate the topics, the range of concerns to be addressed. (Per original requests for an additional list.) Rather TBADD seems to mean just, "something additional." (Or, perhaps I misunderstand completely.) I'd be happy to suggest a name. Like TBFIL (for filtering). Comments? Best, David Tuesday, September 30, 2003, 11:58:11 AM, you wrote: DH> Hello David, DRA>> Tuesday, September 30, 2003, 10:30:30 AM, you wrote: DH>>> I have a server with a Mailman mailing list available. DH>>> Currently, I am not using it and, as such, I've taken the DH>>> liberty to create a *Batstuff* mailing list. DRA>> Thank you for the kind offer. May I suggest another angle here? DRA>> First, a personal issue. I have really, really resisted (for DRA>> years now) the use of the word "stuff" in modern conversation DRA>> about matters that really count. (Is this just American DRA>> English?) DRA>> Sometimes these resources labelled like that end up being like DRA>> the proverbial kitchen drawer. My own family just put whatever DRA>> they wanted there, and soon it was overflowing, cluttered and DRA>> indeed hard to use. That's where this conversation started, eh? DRA>> Keeping TBUDL (e.g.) clear for its original need and purpose? DRA>> (My own suggestion was to widen the scope of the proposed DRA>> BayesIt list only _slightly_ to all Bayesian matters, but DRA>> perhaps I confused the issue. Regrets, if so.) DH> `----------[end quote]------------------------ DH> Good suggestion. I've just changed the mailing list name to DH> 'TBADD' for The Bat! Add Ins. DH> To subscribe, send an email to: DH> [EMAIL PROTECTED] DH> You will get back a confirmation message. Reply to it to be added DH> to the list. DH> No advertisements. Basic list protocols apply. -- Best wishes, David ________________________________________________________ Current beta is 2.00.22 | "Using TBBETA" information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
