Wed, 26 Jun 1996 00:04:59 -0400
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In a message dated 96-06-25 16:56:25 EDT, you write:
> Just out of curiosity, is the trend to *charge* subscribers to allow
> them to subscribe to a list? I run several lists and don't charge
> anything. Its a service provided. I think many list owners do the same
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> volunteer their time and effort for the good of the list. Not really
> sure why they (we) do it, but we do anyway. I am subscribed to this one
> list (I won't mention the name here), that has somewhere around 2500
> subscribers. Its list owner has been soliciting payments from the
> subscribers ($50). They use Listmanager (commercial I think) as their
> list manager software. I was going to inform them that they could
> solicit a "home" from lstown-l for probably the cost of a smile. I was
> even considering putting them up on our host (we run LISTSERV), but
> unfortunately, we are military-oriented and the list wouldn't qualify.
> Thoughts?
> Cheers,
> Bruce Bachus
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What's the list about? I mean, what's so great about the list that would
make someone want to pay $50 to subscribe to it?
Just Curious,
Lisa Moore
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