>>>>> "JRL" == John R Levine <johnl@iecc.com> writes:
JRL> You can work as hard as you want trying to detect duplicates on a
JRL> single server, but users are still going to get dups from lists hosted
JRL> on different servers, or even from the same server if their
JRL> subscription address varies a little bit.
There is some merit; I just doubt that it will be worth the speed penalty.
If the users are lucky and everything is contained within one server, the
number of duplicates will go down. Whether or not it will go down enough
is anyone's guess right now.
I think that a functioning hack is easy enough to produce that it might be
worth a try. Of course, I don't have the time to do it.
JRL> We know how to do client end filtering, and it actually works.
Well, he already give valid enough reasons for that (to him at least, which
is all that matters). If he wants to hack, why say no? And if it means
that I can get more 2.0 testing and keep a site running Majordomo, I'm more
than willing to guide someone's efforts.
- J<
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