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Subject: Re: Are you a programmer?  Do you wear glasses?
To: dgy@rtd.com (Don Yuniskis)
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> > > Could someone please UUENCODE (i.e. *expand*) the CVS hierarchy and
> > > mail it to this guy?  Maybe 10K each day for the next year or so?
> > 
> > :). AOL has like a 300K limit on mail messages. Probably because 
> > people who use AOL tend to piss other people off.
> 
> Actually, aren't the lists set up so that only subscribers can post
> to the lists?  Or, is that considered too "unfriendly"?

That would be bad to do, people are often referred here when they encounter
strange problems.

It might make sense to hold their messages in an "approval queue" if they
are not a list member.

... JG