RE: [h-e-w] address@hidden

[Bingham, Jay]

The information at Yahoo! Groups indicates that
address@hidden is a remote group.  This means that it is only
an archive of a list hosted elsewhere.  The description contains
information about the old ntemacs-users list that was hosted at
cs.washington.edu.  This list superceded that list.  Unfortunately
whoever created the list at egroups (now Yahoo! Groups) either did not
or could not include the list owner information in the list description.
I am not even sure that it can be included for a remote group (I have
only dealt with local groups at Yahoo!).  Your best bet is to use the
official archive on http://mail.gnu.org/.  If you still want to pursue
it perhaps the folks at Yahoo! Groups can point you to the list owner.

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 -----Original Message-----
From:   Jason Rumney [mailto:address@hidden 
Sent:   Tuesday, 18 December, 2001 4:13 p
To:     address@hidden
Subject:        Re: [h-e-w] address@hidden

address@hidden writes:

> Peter Ring <address@hidden> writes:
> 
> > Could we have individual messages archived at 
> > http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ntemacs-users rather than digests?

Only Yahoo can do that. There is no point in asking here, as I doubt
they read this list.

> I'm guessing that address@hidden is a member of
> group ntemacs-users on groups.yahoo.com (FKA egroups.com).
> Right?

No. Perhaps the other way around.

> Do all messages that go to one list also go to the other?

I have no idea what egroups do with messages sent to
address@hidden Maybe they forward them to the correct
mailing-list address, maybe they blackhole them.

> Stated another way, if I'm subscribed to
> address@hidden do I need to subscribe elsewhere
> to get a broader view of discussions about gnu emacs on a
> Windows 95 laptop?

address@hidden is the official mailing list. The official
archives are on http://mail.gnu.org/

-- 
Jason Rumney