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Subject: Is Re-arranging FreeBSD Majordomo Lists Required
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Hi there,
Looking at the kinds of questions on the FreeBSD-Questions mailing
list, I want to ask iss it feasible to create the following lists:

	1. FreeBSD-Urgent	--> People with crashes, lost passwords
					and all cirisis situations
					
	2. FreeBSD-Hardware	--> People with questions about hardware
					support required for their
					hardware, and Driver programmers
					can meet their customers.
					
	3. FreeBSD-Network	--> Natd, pppd, ipfw, Sendmail and all
					that gang

This will take away much of the Load off the Questions list
It will also increase the specificity of the lists, thus making them
more productive

I just want to do anything for the FreeBSD project, such a suggestion
is only coming from that motivation.
thanks.



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