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On Thu, 06 Jul 2006 11:26:01 EDT, Stan Horwitz said:
> Listserv already has a built-in alias. This is what I believe Ben
> referred to. You do not need to do anything special to use the alias.
> You just send email to it. The alias is all-request. Details are in
> the LISTSERV Site Maintainer's Guide in section 17.3.2.
That, of course, works great, until you find you need to get the
attention of the 'quiet:' list owners too... (Or at least that's the
way it worked the last time we wanted to get hold of *all* the list
owners, several years ago. Maybe 14.X actually sends to *all*?)
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