At 10:37 AM 1/9/00 Seth Kurtzberg wrote:
>I think these are valid points. The reasonable answer, it seems to me, is
>to be proactive, and do something. I'd be happy to host a beginner's
>list, as I'm sure many others on this list would be.
Send subscription requests to <mjdbeginners-request@email-lists.com>, and
posts to <mjdbeginners@email-lists.com>
The addresses are ready now; the list will be running tonight.
No, it's not that I'm trying to usurp you; it's just that I need such a
list for my own list-owner clients.
As far as documentation is concerned, you've already seen me recommend
Managing Mailing Lists and Managing Internet Information Services, both
published by O'Reilly.
One more thing, do you expect me to let everyone see my support pages, or
just people who buy list-services from me <smile>?
>For free software, if you would like to see more documentation, then start
>a project to write more documentation. My experience is that users of
>free software are very willing to share their knowledge and experience.
>Such a project might even produce a book, that could make money!
I'm currently working on a draft of "Running eMail Lists"; it might end up
a Dummies book or similar, depending on publisher interest. Unfortunately,
though, it's aimed at Windows users, and written around a copy of Mailtraq
<www.mailtraqna.com> (for Windows) that will most likely be included with
the book. Reason: I'm the western-hemisphere distributor for Mailtraq; I
need all the publicity I can get <smile>. Maybe I should write one for
Majordomo as well???
Jeff
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