[Noisebridge-discuss] Request: Detailed instructions on the proper way to get things posted to the announce list

[jim]

   it might be good to compare the list of 
email addresses subscribed to the announce 
list with that of the discussion list. 

   myself, i think it's better to have a 
single list for everything until the email 
load gets very heavy, then break into other 
obvious lists (like a list for some 
organizational sub-group, e.g. wiki watchers 
or janitors or money managers or something 
useful). 



On Mon, 2008-11-17 at 14:30 -0800, Andy Isaacson wrote:
> On Mon, Nov 17, 2008 at 01:57:10PM -0800, Rubin Abdi wrote:
> > We have this great highly viewed announce list, yet no one uses it to  
> > announce any of our up coming events and such.
> > 
> > Someone please post instructions on to the wiki with how one could get  
> > things through to announce, or the chicken gets it. Thanks.
> 
> The procedure is, send a well-formatted and error-free mail to
> noisebridge-announce@; it'll be held for approval.  If it hasn't been
> approved or rejected after 24 hours, you bug noisebridge-announce-owner@
> (once a day, not more often) to handle the message.  I have some
> confidence that this will flow more freely in the future than it has in
> the past.
> 
> In related news, please note that we don't allow non-subscribers to post
> to our mailing lists.  (For good reason -- this catches a fair amount of
> spam.)  Please send mail to noisebridge lists from the address you're
> subscribed from, or use the Mailman web interface to add your other
> addresses as alternate senders.
> 
> Thanks for helping push this through, Rubin.
> 
> Anybody -- please feel free to massage this message into appropriate
> wiki content.  Maybe a "Mailing Lists" page?
> 
> -andy
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