Re: CCL:Spam, CCL, and me...

Various locations archive mailing lists and allow them to be
 read as newsgroups. Some mailing list software allows posting-only access, so
 one can read and post via nntp without receiving all the email in addition.
 Regular mailing-list users are totally unaffected by this and may ignore its
 existence, but those who wish to use newsgroup access may do so instead. See
 gmane.org for a good example of this.
 > This would not be helpful at all if one is at an
 > institution lacking decent newsgroup access.
 > E-mail is a much more generally available to
 > a wide variety of subscribers.
 >
 > AJD
 >
 > At 05:33 PM 5/28/2003 +0200, you wrote:
 >>Hello !
 >>
 >>Would'n it be a good idea to convert the CCL Mailing list to a
 >> newsgroup ?
 >>
 >>Maybe this would have other disadvantages, but bringing much
 >> advantages, too:
 >>
 >>Sorted threads, moderation, reading by web interface, ...
 >>
 >>Bye
 >>Elmar
 >>
 >
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