> While I wouldn't have stated things quite as strongly, I do feel that one
> shouldn't be installing and creating lists without already knowing about
> mail transport.
Maybe a good Majordomo manual should explain some of the basics, and
make very clear that one needs to have an experienced person available
both initally (to check the set-up) and later, in case something goes
wrong in a bad way (e.g. a mail loop)?
> opposed to majordomo managers). So, I do see space for a real manual
> directed toward list managers who are not majordomo-owner. There are lots
> of different pieces including the info for list owners doc and some other
> things, but it would be nice if some kind soul would coordinate an effort
> to bring the pieces together with an introduction to management mailing
> lists in general. It won't be me, though.
Ok, I'm willing to contibute to such a manual, and also act as editor
and coordinate such an effort, _provided_ that at least eleven others
also volunteer to contribute to this. Could everyone who is willing to
contribute please send a private e-mail to <nb@thinkcoach.com>; I will
report in a week or so whether there are enough volunteers to start this
project or not.
May blessings from the eternal God surprise and overtake you!
Norbert.
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Norbert Bollow, Zuerich, Switzerland. Backup e-mail address: NB@POBOX.COM
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