I'm no expert, but if I understand the second question it's entirely
simple: you add a bottom banner which says whatever you want it to
say.  The really simple minded way to do it (the way I do it; my
fascination with line-command interfaces faded after CP/M) is to use
the Web interface and edit the template.

> I recently inherited our company's Listserv server, and of course know
> virtually nothing about it. Anyhow, one of our end users desires to do
> two things: 1) have several people initiate messages to certain lists
> (but not the whole list being able to initiate messages) without being
> list owners and 2) use any type mechanism that allows for the use of a
> tag line in a message that says "you are subscribed to xxxxx list. If
> you wish to unsubscribe, please do such and such" How is it possible
> to enable people to unsubscribe themselves?

I would think one way to accomplish the first would be set set
everybody except the designated senders to NOPOST.

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