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Re: [Mailman-owner] Request to mailing list svlug rejected
- Subject: Re: [Mailman-owner] Request to mailing list svlug rejected
- From: Rick Moen <http://www.linuxmafia.com/~rick>
- Date: Sat, 1 Oct 2011 15:31:18 -0700
- Organization: If you lived here, you'd be $HOME already.
- User-agent: Mutt/1.5.20 (2009-06-14)
Quoting robert b (http://dummy.us.eu.org/robert):
> Sorry again for wasting your time.
No worries. Also, it seems to have actually been my error:
> I pasted in the lists below from the http://lists.svlug.org/lists/listinfo/
> page. I had thought that "svlug" was the general discussion board, but
> your rejection of my message (see below) seemed to indicate that it
> wasn't.
Oops! I _thought_ you posted to 'http://www.lists.svlug.org/~jobs', not to
'http://www.lists.svlug.org/~svlug', but I guess I saw the reference to 'jobs' and
assumed you were posting to the Jobs mailing list. Sorry about that;
I'm a little short on sleep and seem to have erred.
'Jobs' is a moderated mailing list for job-offered listings only.
'SVLUG' is SVLUG's unmoderated general-discussion mailing list, to which
anyone may post from any subscribed address without impediment. I infer
that you must not have subscribed before posting, hence your post was
put into the Mailman admin queue, where I rejected it thinking it was
for the Jobs mailing list, which holds _all_ messages.
In 2011, hardly any mailing list permits postings from non-subscribed
addresses on account of the spam problem. You're most welcome to post
freely to 'http://www.lists.svlug.org/~svlug', but you'll need to subscribe your
address first.
If I'd correctly realised your posting was for http://www.lists.svlug.org/~svlug, I
still would have rejected it -- with a very polite note saying please
subscribe first and then re-post the same message.
> I also looked on "Links" (http://www.svlug.org/farm.php ) and I cannot
> find any particular general discussion board/mailing list/forum/group on
> there.
You will find links to various other Linux (and related topics) user groups,
many of which have discussion mailing lists. You will also find a link
to BALE, a central location for finding such things.