Re: book planning list is up

[Kathie Brosemer <kathie@cleannorth.org>]

The list "owner" can do that, by logging in to the clean north site and 
using the List Management feature that only appears if you have that 
privilege.  I'm a list owner for our project planning lists, but not for 
web-devel, techies, etc.  If you want to know planning list members at any 
time, I can generate a list and forward it to you.  What I do is go log in 
on cleannorth.org, go to list management, log in there, and put in a list 
request.  The list is then emailed to me and arrives in my inbox in a 
minute or two if I haven't made any errors.

I usually do this for members e-news before I send out the e-newsletter, 
and verify that I have all new addresses in there, and for planning lists 
at the beginning of a new planning "cycle" (BOYD, Treechip, etc.).

If you want to be a list owner, send a message to web-devel and one of them 
will set you up for that (I'm not sure if one list can have multiple owners 
though).  It does mean a new password, however!  It's a separate pw system 
from the office network and from cleannorth.org (not to say you can't 
choose the same one, though,  but I have three different ones).

It's password- and privilege- protected to protect our members' email 
addresses from unsolicited emails, viruses, and worms.  We've all had the 
experience of getting nasties via other lists we're on (I got "Japanese 
Sexy Lass Pictures" last week - don't ask!).  :) We don't get them from 
cleannorth.org lists.

If you have other questions I haven't answered here, it's probably beyond 
my grasp, so email web-devel@lists.cleannorth.org and maybe someone there 
can help!  I'll get those replies too, so I can pursue further if the 
answer is unsatisfactory.

thanks

kathie

--On Sunday, May 05, 2002 2:01 PM +0000 Don McGorman <mcgormd@hotmail.com> 
wrote:

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