At 3:04 PM -0800 1/7/2000, Jeremy Blackman wrote:
>  The problem is they are
>  doing the /same/ thing as the setups where the list admin can be trusted.

Which may well be the right thing, as long as there are ways to 
police the admins appropriately.

One thing people have to watch out for is the "no risk" syndrome -- 
if something, anything can go wrong, then you can't do it. Risk is 
not absolute, it's something to be managed. The only way you can have 
no problems it to do nothing. If one admin in one thousand abuses a 
priviledge, is that a reason to remove it from the other 999? Or do 
you shoot that thousandth one instead?

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