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>From: "Kevin Shope" <kevin_at_...>
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>I would be willing to start a majordomo list... but for E40K
exclusively.
>Email me if anyone is interested... If I get enough responses I will
set it
>up tonight.
>
>Kevin
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>>I would prefer a majordomo list, but if we cannot get one setup then
we can
>try
>>to make the ListBot thing work. I too was under the impression that a
>ListBot
>>list was for one person sending out newsletters, but I guess there are
>other
>>ways to work them ...right, James?
>>
>>Greg
>>
>>Andy Skinner wrote:
>>
>>> Do we need to have any discussion on this?
>>>
>>> Think of all the trouble we've had with subscriptions and
unsubscriptions
>in
>>> the past. Will having a password to remember make this more
complicated?
>I
>>> hate coming up with passwords for different web services.
>>>
>>> James, I appreciate you offering this. I just am not familiar with
>listbot,
>>> and how it compares with majordomo lists.
>>>
>>> andy
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
I guess so
>
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