I am definitely on the E_MAIL list….. so easy to use and I never miss anything…
love it… JW
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Mailinglists.org was the host that I'm referring to. I don't remember the
fellow's name that ran it, be he started hosting lists for fire
departments, IIRC. I'm pretty sure the server was in his home.
On Sat, March 11, 2017 4:17 pm, Mark Langford via KRnet wrote:
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> KRnet started out as a "usen
Patrick Flowers wrote:
One other problem with "free" platforms. When the host can't figure
out how to monetize the platform, it usually disappears. Remember
Google Reader? One reason KRnet is with the current host - the
previous host was a free service run out of a guys basement. He
didn't even
One other problem with "free" platforms. When the host can't figure out
how to monetize the platform, it usually disappears. Remember Google
Reader? One reason KRnet is with the current host - the previous host was
a free service run out of a guys basement. He didn't even try charging
for it an
"Owen" wrote:
> I do wonder if perhaps we should migrate the list to one of the many
> other free infrastructures that would be a little more flexible and
> allow us to store and share files and pictures. I don’t know how
> hard moving the entire history would be, but I’m sure it could be
> don
I'm sure Mark will be along shortly, but this has been tried before and
failed. There's probably at least one, if not more, defunct KR groups on
yahoo. Personally, I'll likely never visit yahoo again - it's a disaster
zone. Unless they've completely overhauled the interface(and as I said -
I sha
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