Please don't Cc me.
At 5:57pm -0600, 11/08/04, Daniel Liston <dliston@sonny.org> wrote:
>Adam H. Kerman wrote:
>>How do you all handle nested lists with Majordomo?
>Rule #1, NEVER put anyone on a list they did not specifically sign up to be
>on. Using classmates.com as an example, there are many if not most that do not
>mind being contacted from this site for their standard announcements. Now
>introduce reunion.com, that uses both it's own membership, plus that of
>classmates.com to annoy, I mean announce, you with information. Users from
>classmates should not be automatically assumed to be interested in reunion,
>regardless of their small similarities. As soon as I can remember my
>credentials, I will remove myself from the classmates membership, simply
>because my contact information was shared with reunion. You don't want this
>to happen on your lists, do you?
None of this answers my technical question. None of your assumptions is the
least bit relevant to the situation.
The lists in question are low volume lists for the working group of a community
organization. The related lists are for people in the sub-working groups that
work on specific issues and are used as needed. There's overlap due to people
that are members of more than one subgroup. Plus someone in one of the
sub-working groups but not in the main group. These aren't announce-only lists;
users post to the correct list depending on which set of people are working on
which issue.
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