> I'm all for it, but I hope the list doesn't become closed, which
> is what the LDP list maintainers had to do, because of excessive
> spamming.
The list is set up and ready to go, as are 7 other lists
managed by majordomo@nl.linux.org:
eulug-action Activities to do with your LUG
eulug-announce Announcements of activities and projects
eulug-devel Development list (for programmers and gurus)
eulug-help Help list (for mere mortals)
eulug-misc Other discussions, fun URLs and the latest news
kernel-doc Linux kernel documentation; writers and users.
linux-future Future developments of the Linux kernel
linux-legal Legal aspects of Linux and Open Source
The EULUG lists are mainly of interest to European folks,
see <http://humbolt.nl.linux.org/eulug/> for more information.
The other 3 lists are for a worldwide audience.
There are HTML-ized and normal mailing list archives available
from <http://humbolt.nl.linux.org/lists/>.
Btw, if vger can set up the lists in a rather spam-free way,
I don't see a reason why this (smaller) server can't do the
same...
regards,
Rik -- If a Microsoft product fails, who do you sue?
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