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>> AIUI you can move your entire archive to the new system.
>=20
> There are many thousand links to the freebsd pipermail archives,
> and invalidating all those links sounds like a serious loss of =
institutional
> memory.

As I said in the pat of my message you snipped, you do not have to =
remove your pipermail archives.

Here is is again:

You can even keep pipermail for your old archive. You just can=E2=80=99t =
use pipermail with the new system.



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