Re: How to behave yourself on mailing lists

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> The "Welcome to Usenet" postings explain some of this, to some
> extent, but I really need something that is more appropriate for a
> mailing list.
> So: Does anybody have a pointer to good, succinct, easy-to-read,
> comprehensive, whole-wheat geothermal document (ideally a WWW page) I
> could just link in?
> Fat chance.
> Does anybody want to co-author one?

I may have what you're looking for.

Due to the generosity of David harris, author of Pegasus Mail, I've rolled
his excellent "how-to" primer on e-mail, etc. into my own take on it all
-- granted, it is aimed a little more at USENET than mailing lists.

The URL is http://w3.gti.net/director/faq/faq2.html

David Harris' tome is at ftp://risc.ua.edu/pub/network/pegasus/FAQs/etiquet.txt

Hope this helps.

Jeff

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