I'll second that I've been pondering the same question all week.
Ruth (Sydney, Australia)
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Tess Parrish
Sent: 04 February 2006 01:33
To: lace@arachne.com
Subject: [lace] Lace relay revis
When does this discussion qualify as material for Chat?
Tess
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Sent: 03 February 2006 13:12
To: Malvary J Cole
Cc: ARACHNE
Subject: Re: [lace] Lace relay revisited
How about using the lace list itself?
Those who normally subscribe to the digested version but would like to
participate in the lace relay could subscribe to the reflect
How about using the lace list itself?
Those who normally subscribe to the digested version but would like to
participate in the lace relay could subscribe to the reflected just
for this occasion?
and those who don't want a flood of e-mails could unsub from reflected
and subscribe to the digest, and
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From: Malvary J Cole [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, 3 February 2006 1:01 AM
To: ARACHNE
Subject:Re: [lace] Lace relay revisited
This suggestion would help the "rolling" part because one person in each
region wouldn't have to be responsible and
I'm not responding as a technical expert, but to add to the technical
question which Margot posed. I have had the experience of having a server
look at the number of names in the address boxes and send it back to me
undelivered because it looked like spam. Specifically, when I was on AOL
(no long
"Helen wrote: What might be easier is to set up a separate mailing list (eg
lace-relay) for the relay. That way, you've only got one email address to
worry about and the onus is on individual participants to
subscribe/unsubscribe"
This suggestion would help the "rolling" part because one per
What might be easier is to set up a separate mailing list (eg
lace-relay) for the relay. That way, you've only got one email
address to worry about and the onus is on individual participants to
subscribe/unsubscribe although the coordinator should also be able to
add/remove members if there're
On Thursday, February 2, 2006, at 06:03 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For
example, do we want to encourage new members to join arachne so they
can join in.
The way it worked last Sun., people sent me their email addresses and I
created a 'Group' (and had to keep adding people to the group as
I have been amazed (and flattered) at the interest my idea has produced! I
spoke to the Lace Guild this morning about the convention and mentioned the
relay while I was on the phone.
If it looks as if the event is a possibility, and if it looks as if National
Lace Day is a potential date, then
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