>         The only freebie that can remotely compare to Listserv is listproc
> 6.0c.  I have used both, and am now VERY much in the listserv camp.
 
My sentiments exactly.
 
We had all our lists running under LISTPROC, until the developer decided
he was going to sell it.  It more or less works, but it's convoluted
and difficult to understand and maintain; we weren't about to pay for
it.  We discovered the UNIX port of LISTSERV and the rest is history.
For what we paid, it's a great deal.  We have no complaints!
 
We might be unusual here in that our company has always been suspicious
of free packages.  We'd rather pay for software so that we're assured
of support when we need it.
 
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