>On 30 Jul 1996 18:24:28 -0700, Mama Lani <lani@lava.net> said:
>> Is anyone here posting their FAQs from AOL? How do you do it?
>
> There is always the automatic FAQ poster at rtfm which works
> brilliantly and requires virtually no care and feeding. The FAQ
> maintainer howto has more info.
Yeah, but I'd kind of like for us to have our own. If nothing
else, I want to have my own that I can access directly as opposed to
having to interact with the FAQ posting server at rtfm (or anywhere
else, for that matter). I think this is an area where we could
improve the level of service to our customers, as well as being able
to make use of it for my own purposes.
>Brad Knowles <brad@his.com> writes:
>> not to mention other purposes (perhaps acting as a
>> news-mail/mail-news gateway for certain newsgroups).
>
> A mail-to-news gateway can be reached at mail2news@news.demon.co.uk
> if you can insert the Newsgroups header field into the header.
I'm not talking about a generic mail-to-news/news-to-mail gateway
(although we could use that as well), I'm thinking of a more specific
use to help set up bidirectional gateways between mailing lists and
newsgroups, for those that don't already have them. We could tie in
web-based archives, as well.
--
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