> On Tue, 3 Jun 1997, Bill Silvert wrote:
>
> > The problem is that list-owners are selected for their involvement with
> > the subject, not necessarily for their mastery of computers. My greatest
> > concern about MD is that list administration is really too complicated
> > for most of the people who I think should be doing the job, so I end up
> > managing almost all our lsits myself.
>
> What do you find so hard about md list administration? Though I've been
> into computers and electronic communications for around 17 years, I've
> never thought of myself as being a tech. I don't see anything hard about
> the list administration itself. I might not be able to set up majordomo
> itself, but I have no problem administering the list itself and don't see
> why anyone with a modicum of common sense would either.
Have you actually succeeded in teaching a group of people who are
experts in their own non-computer fields how to operate a list?
Or kept them happy by doing everything they wanted for them?
> It certainly seems simple enough to me.
Suiting yourself is easy...
Les Mikesell
les@mcs.com
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