David,
I selected the "Reply to All" function within my mailing program
to be sure that a copy went back to the author of the message. Thanks
for pointing this out.
By the way, I don't think this list is one of the big
bandwidth-wasters.
Chet Pryor
Montgomery College (Maryland)
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On Sun, 9 Apr 1995, David A. Salomon wrote:
> The only problem with responding to this person on the list is that,
> apparently, the person is not ON the list or he or she wouldn't
> have asked the question in the first place. It wastes bandwith, which
> is what I am doing as well.
>
> David A. Salomon
> [log in to unmask]
> On Sun, 9 Apr 1995 11:26:24 -0400 Chet said:
> >On Sun, 9 Apr 1995, John Younger wrote:
> >
> >> Could someone on this list please send me information about how to
> >> subscribe, where to send this message, and a line or two about the
> >> concerns/focus of this list?
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> >John,
> > I'm going to point you to a source of information, as a good teacher
> >should do, rather than answering your question directly. _The Internet
> >Directory_ by Eric Braun (Fawcett, $25.00/US) lists 1500 Internet and
> >Bitnet mailing lists, 2700 Usenet Newsgroups, 1000 online library
> >catalogs, 300 gopher servers, 250 electronic journals, 100 FTP archives,
> >E-Text and Project Gutenberg archives with all addresses fully verified.
> >
> > As a list owner, you would not have to send out messages, such the
> >one above, if the volume I have described was part of your reference
> >collection.
> > Chet Pryor
> > Montgomery College (Maryland)
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