On Sat, 20 May 1995 pshuang@MIT.EDU wrote:
> subscribers to faq-maintainers-announce only. (Relevant since we
> would be quite willing to accept a single "call to action"
> announcement for the -announce mailing list.)
I've asked J.D.Falk to set up a mailinglist (I think he originally
mentioned being able to set one up). As soon as that has been done, I
guess there might be a sort of 'Call for Participation' to
faq-maintainers-announce, thus allowing the people only subscribed to
that list to join as well. After that, subscription should be automatic.
> It is highly appropriate, in my opinion, that discussion of the
> mechanics and actual organization and division of work of producing
> some sort of book be moved to a separate mailing list. At the same
> time, I suggest that the group forming consider preparing regular
> summaries of progress, and be prepared to refer "policy" questions
> back to the broader mailing lists for other people's opinions.
Seems like a very valid suggestion. I was wondering if a sort of poll
is needed to see if a majority of the maintainers is agreeing with this
type of project?
Apart from that, let's leave the technical and other issues until the
separate list has been set up and send confirmations, subscriptions to me
directly until further notice.
BTW do the admins of the list still want bounce messages?
Perry Rovers (Perry.Rovers@kub.nl)
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