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<DIV><FONT face="Calisto MT" size=2>making the archived/new posts only viewable
to members might be a good idea. I'm on a few yahoo lists like
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<A title=dfisher@gmail.com href="mailto:dfisher@gmail.com">Daniel Fisher</A>
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<DIV style="FONT: 10pt arial">Just wanted to point out that messages posted to
this list are available for anyone to view and they are indexed by
google.<BR><BR>The list can be searched here:<BR><A
href="http://mailman.newdream.net/pipermail/groop/">http://mailman.newdream.net/pipermail/groop/</A><BR><BR>Mark's
post can be seen here:<BR><A
href="http://mailman.newdream.net/pipermail/groop/2009-April/014457.html">http://mailman.newdream.net/pipermail/groop/2009-April/014457.html</A><BR><BR>If
Mark's only concern is cross-posting, then the honor rule applies.<BR>But if
the list really needs to be *members-only*, then some technical changes need
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