I changed the list so the archives are private, accessible only by
subscribed members of the list.  It's been awhile, but think I did it by
setting the "Notebook" to "private."  An small quibble:  why can't the
archives be called archives in the list configuration?  Makes it confusing
for non-tech people like me.

Elizabeth

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Subject: Sensitive lists

For those of you who own lists of sensitive subjects, how are your lists 
configured with respect to confidentiality? We are starting a list for a 
subset of the disabled population and they are concerned about privacy
aspects.
        I know the obvious: make it confidential, disable review, 
subscription by owner; but, is there something else I should be aware of? 
Can/should the archives be disabled?
        Yes, I will explain that when something leaves your computer, 
nothing is guaranteed--I'm just concerned about the list.


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