Toru Saito asks: > In our organization, the web development unit and the > customer service unit are responsible for administering the LISTSERV. > ... 1. Who(which unit) are the administrators of the LISTSERV in your organization? Office of Chief Info Officer IT Services Web division (web development & administration) > 2. Does it work well? (If not why) Yeah! No complaints, lots of users, great product, no headaches! > 3. Why you decided to do that way? Years ago (before web), we were Rsch & Dev. computer programmers & had full run/control of all systems. When the shop was small, we also did networking, dns and email. Those became their own divisions. We have been organized, re-, un-, dis-, and organized again; upsized, downsized and rightsized... Then some programmers chose client, others chose server. Guess which side of the fence I landed on. (-; > So you could say we leftsized (a new word with the suggested meaning that we became specialists instead of generalists). I've been responsible for Listserv here since the Bitnet days and am perfectly happy to keep it so; also manage the public ftp server, Institutional domain names, the intranet and parts of the public website. Mignon Erixon-Stanford, Internet Coordinator Smithsonian Institution [log in to unmask]