I've just become co-owner of CANCER-L, a high volume list that provides support and advice to cancer patients and their loved ones. The space required by the list archives is becoming a problem. I'd like to understand what options are available to reduce space required for archives. The range of topics varies widely from hard medical info to humor and discussions of non-medical topics. Often, being able to discuss something other than the medical aspects of cancer is important, so we take a broad view of what's acceptable. Still, not everything is worth keeping in the archives. I'd like to keep everything for about a month so that subscribers who were on vacation or in the hospital can "catch up". After that I'd like to prune the archives eliminating items such as "12 inches of snow today". Is it possible to fetch, edit, and replace an archive? Am I letting myself open to accusations of censorship? Can my fellow listowner and I delegate the editing chores without conferring full ownership? Barry Wolman Pittsburgh, PA