If RT wants to close down their Selma based lists and migrate to a different
service, I think they should
a) create the lists they want to use;
b) pipe the existing email addresses to the lists they create and
c) send out automated invitations to users to continue using the new list(s) in
place of
I've started 9 egroups lists and am a member of 52 others. Spam is
non-existant all all the lists I am on. Most of them I just consult
once in a while online to update myself. Some I keep on hand for
occasional reference. A few I actually download in my mail program.
They are incredibly easy t
mdinowit wrote:
> Let me start by being totally honest and saying I hate egroups as they are
a hidden spam engine.
I haven't found that to be the case, and, I've been on several eGroups lists
for two years. They do send out adverts with each message, but this can be
eliminated with the payment of
Seconded!
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Subject: [REBOL] eGroups Rebol-List replacement list Re:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Rishi wrote:
> > Otherwise, what shall we call this discussion group?
>
> Call
