At 7:09 PM +0100 6/30/99, John Lines wrote:
> I agree that it would be good if more mailing lists supported this, but
> it does not deal with the problem of lists which move hosts
But practically speaking, how often does this happen? It seems to me
like you're now at the point of worrying about wearing a hat in case
a bird flies overhead. It's such a fringe case, I wouldn't write off
the other stuff going on simply because it's not handled here.
(and if anyone can think about how to build a unique name space
across the entire internet for mailing lists, so that a list ID is
unique even if it moves hosts, I'm open for discussion. But this
implies some central authority, which isn't gonna happen...)
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