> Archivers may autosubscribe to any public mailing lists, but they must
> read any intro message(s) they get back. In this message, in
> human-readable text (not machine code) it will say whether archivers
> are permitted and under what conditions. If they are disallowed, they
> must unsubscribe. Anyone running an auto-archiver must dedicate human
> resources to read all intro messages for such statements.
I'm new to the list, so pardon me if I'm misinterpreting the thread...
It seems to me that we should be able to define some flag which an
auto-archiver can recognize, be it a text string in the welcome message or
a special command (similar to a robots.txt file on a webserver) which tells
the auto-archiver or human reader what is appropriate to archive and what
is not.
~~Josh
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