On 20 Jul 99, at 13:10, Eric Paul-Hus, SPG Int'l wrote:

> Bon Matin all,

C'est bon soir ici...

> listquest.com approached us to archive the lsit. By definition it would be
> OK. But since I'm a little cautious I just wanted to see if other list
> owners know their reputation ?

I've got a list archived there.

> So anyone with experience with them that
> noticed any variation in the unsollicited e-mail after being archive at
> their site ?

The folks at ListQuest do take some care to foil address harvesters...

1) There are NO index pages at all, not by date, subject or author.
   All access to individual archived messages is via a search engine.

2) On the pages were search results are returned and on the pages
   where individual messages are the name and address parts of the
   From: line are replaced with GIFs.

None of my subscribers (nor I) have noticed any appreciable increase
in spammage since I began archiving there.

Simeon

P.S. There are other place that will archive your list for "free", I
     have my list archived with 4 different services. You can check
     out the differences by following the links below:

EScribe.com
   http://www.escribe.com/pets/petbunny/

Mail-Archive.com
   [log in to unmask]" target="_blank">http:[log in to unmask]

ListQuest.com
   http://www.listquest.com/goto/petbunny

eGroups.com
   http://www.egroups.com/list/petbunny


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