Re(2): [ale] Sale list

[bieb]

You are kidding me right?? It's not like you have to give the proper
information. I created this list as a quick solution. I have been
with Topica for a couple years with 2 other mailing lists I belong
to, and it took me all of about 2 minutes to create the mailing list.
I figure this way no one has to really worry about managing it or
writing scripts to send emails when new things are posted. And if the
list doesn't get used, or we feel that the use is great enough to
warrant being managed and sending out email updates then we can just
delete the Topica list and handle it however we want.

Harold


esoteric at 3times25.net writes:
Couldn't help but notice that this list server requires information
that
should not be necessary for such purposes.   I'd suggest a different
avenue.  I'd go with the previous suggestion of happily dealing with
OT
subjects every now and then on the original list.

bieb wrote:
> 
> OK, I created a mailing list on Topica.... I figure we can start
> there and see how things go.
> 
> Here is the subscribe info....
> 
> People can subscribe to your list simply by sending an email to -
> sale-subscribe at topica.com
> 
> or
> Your list has a 'URL' people can use to reach your list's 'home
page'
> at Topica. People that join your list using Topica will have access
> to all of Topica's features including reading and posting from the
> web, searching your list's archives and more. Your list's URL is:
> http://www.topica.com/lists/sale
> 
> Harold
> 
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