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To do this you should know that there are, by convention, two
mailing addresses for every mailing list (except where noted by
the List of Lists):
list-request@host (e.g. xpert-request@x.org)
list@host (e.g. xpert@x.org)
When you have something for everyone on the mailing list to read,
mail to the list@host address. HOWEVER, if you have an
administrative request to make (e.g. "please add me to this list",
"please remove me from this list", "where are the archives?",
"what is this mailer error I got from sending to this list?"), it
should be directed to the list-request@host address, which goes
only to the mailing list administrator.
It is considered to be in bad taste to send administrative
requests to the entire mailing list in question, and if (as is
often the case) the administrator does not read the mailing list
(i.e. he just takes care of the admin tasks for the list), he will
not see your request if you don't send it to the right address.
Top Document: Answers to Frequently Asked Questions about Usenet Previous Document: Would someone repost {large software distribution}? Next Document: I see BTW (or "btw"), wrt and RTFM in postings. What do they mean? Single Page [ Usenet FAQs | Web FAQs | Documents | RFC Index ] Send corrections/additions to the FAQ Maintainer: netannounce@deshaw.com (Mark Moraes)
Last Update November 21 2011 @ 01:00 PM
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