OpenEuphoria

Unoffical Mailing List: [was: Re: missing posts???]

• Posted by jbrown105 at speedymail.org May 30, 2002
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Well, I have taken the first brave step.

The unoffical Euphoria Mailing list is here: euphoria at coollist.com

To suscribe, go here: http://www.coollist.com/subscribe.html

To unsuscribe, go here: http://www.coollist.com/users/login.html
and edit your prefrences.

I dont really expect many people to use this new list, however it
is my hope that others will start hosting more specific mailing
lists for Euphoria, such as a mailing list for Win32Lib. Hopefully
this will result in better organization and improved performance
for the users of the mailing lists.

jbrown

> On  0, Dan Moyer <DANIELMOYER at prodigy.net> wrote:
> > 
> > Is any/every one else not getting all posts from Topica?
> > 
> > I never got Derek's righteously po'd post, nor the beginning of "Sequence"
> > thread, and now I see a thread of "code (using Win32Lib) that doesn't seem
> > to work proper" but I don't have the beginning of the thread.
> > 
> > Arrgh!
> > 
> > Dan Moyer
> > 
> 
> I have a similar problem: I do get almost all the posts (lucky me! ;) however
> I often get them out of order and it can take days to actually recieve the
> post
> from when it was first sent.
> 
> Anyone willing to host (or find someone else who will) an unoffical Euphoria
> Mailing List? Hopefully the alternative list will have better preformance
> than Topica.
> 
> Actually, if we go this route, we may want several mailing lists: one
> for discussing Win32Lib, one for low-level Win32 API programming, one
> for Linux/FreeBSD low-level programing, one for bugs fixes/ideas for
> enhancements in Euphoria, and one general list for everything else
> (including helping newbies figure out which list to post to!).
> 
> Also, I'd personally like the following mailing lists despite the
> fact that they are less relevant to Euphoria programming in general
> applications: oen for preprocessors of Euphoria (development, comparision,
> general discussion, etc.), one for modified interpreters, and one for
> discussion of multi-platform GUI and IDE.
> 
> I realize the odds of this happening are quite low, but its still
> a very good idea, and it can't hurt to speak.
> 
> jbrown
> 



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