LIST GLOBAL /ING produced the following, which I have cut WAY back since
the output was 700 lines long:
 
Excerpt from the LISTSERV lists known to LISTSERV@INDYCMS on 10 Aug 1994 09:10
Search string: ING
 
Network-wide ID  Full address      List title
---------------  ------------      ----------
AACUNY-L         AACUNY-L@CUNYVM   AACUNY-L: Asian Americans Culture mailing li+
ABSTRACT         [log in to unmask]
ACADDR-L         ACADDR-L@MCGILL1  Academic Computing Centre Directors Forum
ACADV            ACADV@NDSUVM1     ACADV Academic Advising Forum
ACES-L           ACES-L@UNBVM1     Atlantic Congress of Engineering Students (F+
...etc, etc,....
 
WYLBUR-L         WYLBUR-L@CUNYVM   WYLBUR System Maintainers Mailing List
X500-WG          X500-WG@ICNUCEVM  Italian X500 Mailing List
YACHT-L          YACHT-L@HEARN     The Sailing and amateur BoatBuilding List
YESCAMP          YESCAMP@UNBVM1    Youth Engineering and Science Camps of Canada
YP_TECH          YP_TECH@YALEVM    Technical Issues Relating to the Yale People+
ZAPP             ZAPP@UCSFVM       Zapp! The Lightning of Empowerment
4AD-L            4AD-L@JHUVM       4ad recording artists list
 
The problem is that LIST GLOBAL /searchcriteria searches the entire file
called LISTSERV LISTS for <any> occurance of the search criteria--listnames
<and> descriptions.  So it just isn't going to do what you want it to do.
 
My suggestion is simply to LIST GLOBAL and GREP the list for what you
want--RUNNing, SWIMMing, BOATing, etc.
 
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Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis
Staff Advisor, Alpha Phi Omega Nat'l Service Fraternity, Tau Omicron Chapter
List Manager, ACCESS-L, BRTHPRNT, EXCEL-L@INDYCMS and other lists
Disclaimer:  My opinions are my own.  Indiana University can speak for itself.
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