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Is this a possible "switch" in a newer version? The discussion we've
been having locally is that mailing lists are very intensive in terms of
support resources, which we are very short of. We have discussed
offering news groups and pine's distribution list capability as alternatives.
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Date: Sun, 8 Dec 1996 19:16:53 -0600
From: Daryle Niedermayer <daryle@gpfn.sk.ca>
To: neale@gpfn.sk.ca
Subject: Re: Major/listproc
Perhaps someone can request the csuite people to consider this an
optional configuration for their future releases, although I would hope
they are doing that already. Up to now, csuite was meant for Halifax
alone and was adopted by others. The next major upgrade is intended for
multiple site installations.
On Sun, 8 Dec 1996, Gord Fisch wrote:
> One of the 'features' of csuite is to automate the majordomo list creation.
> The GPFN decided to offer some listprocessor lists for a fee (I quote
> daryle below). This is fine with me as the I we don't seem to have the
> resources for piles of lists. Removing this 'feature' is a bit of work but
> not especially onerous. We (or I) will do that before making the IP
> registration a public thing. The funny part is that csuite _insists_ that
> you have a at least a private list. So you can't just comment out the html
> in the application form, you must go through the scripts and remove checks
> for existance of mailing list names, and so on.
>
> Unfortunately, this does mean re-doing whatever changes we make here on any
> upgrade to csuite. But that's the price of offering our own version of
> "community access" with a standardized software.
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--Gustavo Guttierrez, "A Theology of Liberation" p. 139
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