With some valuable scripting help from Sajjad I have updated the nanfa-l
archives. It will probably take some time until all the news ones are
searchable via google, but-in-least they are up there now through to the
end of 2004. I also want to make sure that everyone knows I have put in
some additional efforts to remove the possibility of spammers obtaining
addresses from this archive. Thus your email addresses should all be
even safer than they were before.
I am also interested in hearing from any folks on the list who might be
willing to take over the day to day management of this list? It is
relatively straightforward, but it helps if you are relatively familar
with email and that you are able to check it quite regularly (preferably
more than once per day). You wouldn't have to deal with any list
configuration stuff, but mostly deal with bounces and helping people to
subscribe. In some cases folks bounce due to over zealous virus scanner
settings, sending it from the wrong address, etc or in other cases they no
longer have that account and need to be deleted. You should expect to get
on average one list admin related email for every two messages sent to the
list, but most of these can be ignored (I usually only need to take action
once a week or so). If anyone thinks they might be interested please let
me know offline.
Cheers
Peter Unmack
Canadian River, Oklahoma
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