Good afternoon All.
Only new to the Tomcat User Mail List and may likely opt out soon to conserve my 
Inbox, but wanted to say that getting 91 emails in one session (2 were relevant to the 
question I asked) isn't helping me or likely of much use to anyone else for that 
matter either. (Perhaps my ISP who charges by the amount downloaded?)

I have limited exposure to Tomcat and the docs and config files to some extent, so I 
probably could help a few, but not if I have to keep clearing my my Inbox every hour 
or so.

Newsgroups are what I got used to for Netware, with the various products broken up 
into different categories like install, utils and so on, that ANYONE can browse, and 
if you see a message that you can offer some help to, just click on 'reply to group', 
say your piece and send; no cluttered Inboxes and, I suspect, a lot less traffic for 
the server. A moderator (unknown) vets/removes anything of a stupid/antisocial nature, 
and in five plus years that I've experienced it, it seems to have worked well.

I've received emails recently that are proposing eForum(s), and, while the format is 
unknown to me, believe there is a sound basis for looking at changing the way the 
users list works, regardless of the method used.
$0.02
Norm

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