Jill Covert <jill.cov...@gmail.com> writes: > 1) I've subscribed to both pspp-users and Old Nabble, but I'm not clear if > there is a difference between the two. What is the difference between sending > a question via email to pspp-users vs. posting directly to Old Nabble?
pspp-users is the actual mailing list. "Old Nabble" is some kind of third party service. I did not know that they supported posting; I thought it was just a mailing list archive. I suggest posting directly to the mailing list. > 2) I responded to the response I got to my March 2 post re: can't declare > missing values--but didn't see my follow up posted--just want to make sure it > was received and that you know I read your response. I don't see a response by you either. Maybe you should re-send it. > 3) I don't want my entire email (with signature) posted on Old Nabble--is it > there b/c I sent my question via email to the pspp-users email address? If I > don't want that to happen, do I post directly to Old Nabble? I think that you would have to ask the administrators of that service. > Generally I just don't understand the list serv process--does the post get > vetted first or get posted right away? Thank you for your clarification--I > really appreciate having pspp available to me and know I will have questions > as I continue to navigate it and thus want to be able to use the user group > most efficiently (for all of us :) Messages should normally get posted right away. The first message from any given email address goes through a "moderation" process just to make sure that it is not spam, but after that they should go through directly. -- Ben Pfaff http://benpfaff.org _______________________________________________ Pspp-users mailing list Pspp-users@gnu.org https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/pspp-users
