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Message no. 1
From: "Robert A. Hayden" <hayden@*******.MANKATO.MSUS.EDU>
Subject: ADMIN: Some list changes
Date: Thu, 9 Dec 1993 23:29:03 -0600
After a few rounds fo heavy-weight fighting with the listserv, I have
made a few changes and upgrades to the lists. (well, in theory at least)

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Expirations:
Due to the fact that many people set the lists to NOMAIL and then
forget all about it, along with a desire to just keep people active,
all four mailing lists now have an expiration on them.

ShadowRN 3 Months
ShadowTK 2 Months
Plot-D 3 Months
NERPS 2 Months

One week prior to expiration, the person will get a message asking
them to confirm that they still want to be on the list. After those
seven days, they will automatically be deleted from the list.

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Titles:

ShadowTK and Plot-D have had their one-line description titles changed
to make them a little more readable in the global listing.

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Plot-D has been made an open list. You no longer have to
register a character or be approved by me to get on it. I'm
sick of having to deal with approvals.

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The daily limit on ShadowRN has been raised from 50 messages to
100 messages. Right now, when it reaches 50 messages, I have to
issue a command telling it to reset the counter and start mailing
again. I'm tired of doing that too.

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Any questions? Just ask.


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