Re: Policy for expiring lists WAS: Idea for a secondary list server

On 03/02/2015 12:58 AM, damien clochard wrote:

> I totally understand that for someone who wants to launch a PUG in
> his/her area, opening a mailing list is not just about getting a
> communication tool: it's a gesture of recognition. It means you're part
> of the family. It's having the people you admire telling you : "go for
> it ! here's your tool !"
>
> In my opinion, the community should either make it very easy to open a
> new PUG mailing-list or simply refuse to create new ones and tell people
> to go elsewhere.

+1 including current user group lists.

JD

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