[nabs-l] negative traffic

[T. Joseph Carter]

They used to have archives...

The students list is a reasonably nice place to be, though a lot 
quieter than our own.

I think my idea in response to Sarah's request for a comparison may 
have better results though, and it does focus on the positive.

Joseph


On Tue, May 19, 2009 at 08:09:36PM -0400, Brice Smith wrote:
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>Joseph,
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> Does the ACB archive their lists online?
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>I've googled and looked for them all over the place. I can barely find links to sign up for their main list, much less any archives.
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>I signed up for ACB-L several months ago using my gmail account, and upon entering my address into the website the page returned saying that the request would need to be aproved by an ACB moderator.
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>Since then, I haven't noticed any ACB-L messages in my gmail accounts. There could be a number of reasons for this; Low traffic? Wrong list? Rejected request? No accountability?
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>I am on the ACB student list. There is very low traffic, though messages -- when they appear -- are respectful and helpful.
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>The NFB archives all messages at nfbnet, and indeed the nabs-L archives are a nice resource for information, provided one wishes to search them.
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>Brice