Re: book planning list is up

["Don McGorman" <mcgormd@hotmail.com>]

Kathie:

Is there a way of finding out who is on a subscription list at any point in 
time?

Don

>From: Kathie Brosemer <kathie@cleannorth.org>
>To: book@lists.cleannorth.org
>Subject: book planning list is up
>Date: Sat, 04 May 2002 20:30:26 -0400
>
>Hi, this is your message telling you that you're subscribed to the list 
>"book@lists.cleannorth.org"  Those of us who are working on the book 
>recycling event can communicate with all the rest at once now.  Just put 
>this in your To: field and away it goes to all seven of us.
>
>Here's some rules to make life easier:
>
>1.  This is a publicly accessible list.  That means all our postings are 
>archived where anyone who wants to can look at them.  So try to be polite 
>even if responding to someone with frustration, and no name-calling even if 
>dealing with an outside institution that is putting up roadblocks in our 
>way.  OK?
>
>2.  When you reply to someone's message, use "reply all" in your email 
>program so that your response goes to the whole list, not just to the 
>person who sent the original message.
>
>3.  Messages to the list are archived according to the "subject" line, so 
>if you reply to someone's message, make sure that your message contains 
>something actually related to that original message.  If what you have to 
>say is about a different topic, start a new message rather than 
>"reply"-ing.
>
>4.  Use your subject line well.  Messages will be archived with that 
>subject line, so it makes searching for a particular topic, later, much 
>easier if you state in your subject line what the message is about.  Don't 
>leave the subject line blank.
>
>If you want to visit the archives, open up your internet browser and put 
>this in the browser line at the top:
>http://lists.cleannorth.org
>that will take you there, and you can explore all our lists and check out 
>how they work.
>
>thanks!  Enjoy!
>
>kathie




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