Re: LF: *** NEW TI-92 MAILING LIST ***
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I thought we needed some new lists, this one, gets over 50+ messages a day.
>
> So now I have created two new lists, one called: "Fargo-Prog", witch should
> ONLY contain postings about Fargo-programming, Fargo-programs,
> Fargo-bugs and nothing else.
>
> And to all of you, who has just started using Fargo and the TI-92, join in, my
> other list called: "Fargo-All", witch should contain postings ALL about the TI-92.
>
>
> Please join in by :
> * Using the form at: http://www.ctav.com/ti92/ti92.html
> or
> * Sending mail to: listserver@ctav.com, with "subscribe fargo-prog" or "subscribe fargo-all"
> in the text-body !
It is my impression that we should keep all lists possible (i.e. all
unofficial lists) on the lists.ticalc.org server. This will allow a
central site for information and would make less problems for those
attempting to subscribe or unsubscribe, as it would all be done from
one area.
Further, it sounds as though your fargo-all list would basically be
the same thing as LF is now. It is my feeling that the last thing we
need is 2 copies of the same basic list. This would only split
discussion between 2 lists, and if one wanted to keep up on all
possible information, he would need to subscribe to both lists,
making it a futile move to create a second list.
Don't take this wrong: I think it's a great idea to create a
restricted list for discussion of Fargo and so forth, but I feel that
it should be created on ticalc.org and maintained by the current
maintainers of the largest collection of TI information on the web
rather than containing the list on another less-known server and
having it maintained by someone else.
Does anyone else have opinions on this matter?
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