Re: trying to sweep namedroppers mismanagement under the rug

[Bruce Campbell <bc-namedroppers@vicious.dropbear.id.au>]

On Sat, 30 Nov 2002, Dean Anderson wrote:

> I would agree the problem is solved if Bush adds the proper addresses to
> the approved subscribers list, as publicly requested.
>
> But since it has taken so much discussion to arrive at that solution (and
> I'm not sure we have yet), list management is clearly a problem, and has
> been a chronic problem.

urm... if you read back, you'll find that a number of people have been
suggesting this very solution (ie, Bernstein should ask to have his
preferred posting address added to an allow-posters list) for a number of
days now.  The fact that Bernstein felt that he had to ignore all of these
and continue on ancient history until Bush spelled it out for him[1] would
tend to indicate a lack of Common Sense on Bernstein's part.

Next topic.

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Bruce.

[1] One would think that something is up when most of one's posts from
    16th of March 2002 have all been labeled with something like '[post
    from non-subscriber]' when they get forwarded to a mailing list,
    particularly when one has publically complained about mailing list
    software and written one's own.


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