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Subject: Re: Future of CTM
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> So if the FreeBSD project decides to stop hosting CTM

I Really hope that does Not happen.


> What is needed:
...
> * A Mail server.

berklix.org servers have been running majordomo for a decade or two,
	http://www.berklix.org/help/
if necessary I could easily add ctm mail lists,
In theory, one day berklix will upgrade to mailman.
	http://www.berklix.org/help/majordomo/#mailman
I'm not pitching to take ctm to berklix.org, its just available
as a fallback contingency, berklix.org is just a couple of personaly
run servers, so CTM distribution is much better on freebsd.org.


> * A web page explaining CTM.

man ctm exists, but has no URLs, I will submit a PR via 
	https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/enter_bug.cgi

> (But I doubt CTM will attract newcomers.)

People on list have mentioned some advantages, any on list could
(& one of us should) ensure ctm advantages are listed in 'man ctm'
or one of the URLS it will soon point to.

Cheers,
Julian
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