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On 8/02/2000, Peter Simons at simons@research.cys.de wrote:
> Does anyone know whether the people behind that address are still
> out there? Or does anyone have a suggestion how I should proceed?
> The next posting day approaches rapidly and I don't want the FAQ to
> go out with the invalid address one more time.
This is somewhat why I committed my FAQ to the auto-posting server, but also due to the fact that I don't have a mail program here that allows addition of the necessary headers.
I set up a reply address at a web based e-mail service for additions or corrections for the FAQ or for other correspondence (most of which turns out now to be spam - and clutters the other fellow's mail box and not mine).
That way if the posting/updating submission address were to change I'd have some latitude on the time frame it got changed.
I also have changes upcoming that need addressing. Maybe we need a new system for dealing with approved FAQs and maintainers to adequately deal with this type of thing that can be automated and not require personal intervention.
A thought.
Dennis K
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