What's happened to the TOP-TEN list? My daughter asked about subscribing
to it from her college account, but even a check with the LITSERV at Texas
A&M that was its host says:
>Date: Wed, 14 Sep 1994 17:39:27 -0500
>From: L-Soft list server at Texas A&M (1.8a) <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: Output of your job "MURPH"
>To: [log in to unmask]
>
>> q top-ten
>No LISTSERV list by the name of "TOP-TEN" is known to exist.
Did it run afoul of CBS's copyright? One doesn't expect a list with nearly
18,000 subscribers to just "vanish."
> LISTSERV Statistics
> Accurate as of July 25, 1994
> Calculated by John Buckman with detailed numbers from Eric Thomas.
>
>Top 20 lists:
>
>Name Description Subs
>---- ----------- -----
>MINI-AIR MINI-AIR: The Mini-Annals of 18062
> Improbable Research
>TOP-TEN TOP-TEN: Late Show Top Ten 17945
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/s Murphy A. Sewall <[log in to unmask]> (203) 486-2489 voice
Professor of Marketing (203) 486-5246 fax