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Dodi Schultz
November 5th, 2005, 12:42 AM
>> Glad someone else is echoing my dissatisfaction with yahoogroups.
>> Maybe we can get a quorum soon to discuss alternatives.

I am, and have been, on listservs hosted by university servers. They don't
seem to have any trouble, and everybody seems to get all the messages.

--Dodi


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Paul Keating
November 5th, 2005, 03:10 AM
Listservs, ugh.

Players who choose to use only Yahoo's listserv emulation won't see any
difference, of course, but for the rest of us it would feel like setting our
watches back 20 years.

--
Paul Keating
The Hague



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GUERRI STEVENS
November 5th, 2005, 05:14 AM
Tim B, I am not getting all the messages either, but I didn't try to
figure out which ones are missing. I didn't get the list of
definitions calling for a vote.

Maybe Paul should talk to Yahoo about this. Sometimes everything seems
to work fine, and other times messages get lost, and not consistently
- they get to some people but not to others.

-- Guerri

> At first sight that would appear to be the case, but that
> same ISP has no trouble delivering messages from Yahoo to
> other groups, and it's not every message that gets lost. I
> belong to several Yahoo groups, and I've never known any
> other group have this sort of problem.
>
> Tim B
>






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Tony Abell
November 5th, 2005, 10:37 AM
On 2005-11-05 at 04:10 Paul Keating wrote:

PK> Listservs, ugh.

PK> Players who choose to use only Yahoo's listserv emulation won't see any
PK> difference, of course, but for the rest of us it would feel like setting our
PK> watches back 20 years.

Does this mean you use Yahoo's web site exclusively? I never use the
web site. My email client threads the list's messages to the extent
they CAN be threaded, and since they all reside on my hard drive,
jumping from message to message is fast, and I can perform elaborate
searches on them in an almost TAPCIS-like manner. So, as you say,
switching to a classic list server would cause me no inconvenience.






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John Barrs
November 5th, 2005, 11:15 AM
Tony

>since they all reside on my hard drive, jumping from message to message is fast,

That would be lovely if Yahoo would play the game. But there are certain messages that I just don't ever get (atl, let alone on to
my hard drive) - the mix is very eclectic, for example, I always post from email to yahoo, but in the last week not all of my own
messages have been returned - most of them, but not all. This one of yours (to which I am replying) has come but neither the
announcement, nor the defs have yet arrived. Most of the votes have, but not all. As I look on yahoo I can see that its around 10%
that I am not seeing.

I wonder if synchrony has gone... Maybe a web expert could help here, but I noticed before that the ISP servers seemed to be on GMT
while we were on GMT+1 -- Times have changed and nearly all my problems have been since then.. I wonder if the logic of someone's
synchrony may have forgotten the time-change

JohnnyB [using email; via corypaheus/yahoogroups]



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