[mou] Why two lists?
Chuck Cole
cncole@earthlink.net
Wed, 23 Mar 2005 00:43:21 -0600
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Seems really silly to have two lists and most folks making double posts. Since the double posting seems so regular, the old
political split or whatever must be quite stale by now. Is there any good reason to continue double postings? Why not rig one list
to be an active standby in case the other one fails? ... or make sure every message gets copied so we only need to see them once.
Chuck
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