Reminder

The fedora-dsco-list is pretty much deprecated at this
point.  We've
been driving all traffic to fedora-docs-list instead. 
Perhaps we should
think about shutting this list down and autosubscribing any
leftover
folks to fedora-docs-list instead?

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On Tue, 2007-04-17 at 09:03 -0700, Paul W. Frields wrote:
> The fedora-dsco-list is pretty much deprecated at this
point.  We've
> been driving all traffic to fedora-docs-list instead. 
Perhaps we should
> think about shutting this list down and autosubscribing
any leftover
> folks to fedora-docs-list instead?

+1

Rather than auto-subscribe, we could just send a final
message to this
list with a link for subscribing.  Alt. would be to send a
subscription
offer, which I think Mailman can handle.  Yet, with the
large number of
people subscribed to f-docs-l, it's not entirely trivial to
work out who
is subscribed to f-dsco-l and not f-docs-l.

So, my vote is with the final goodbye message that explains
what to do
next.

- Karsten
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