Forgive me if this was part of the recent thread about "quiet" owners... I didn't think I'd need to use that feature, but now it turns out that I do. I have a list of users of netspace called (oddly enough) netspace-users. There is also a list of administrators, netspace-admin. I want the folks on netspace-admin to be able to issue commands on netspace-users, but I don't want them to receive notification for commands that they didn't issue (so if someone issues an ADD, not everyone on netspace-admin sees it). The way I've done this is with * Owner= [log in to unmask], quiet: (NETSPACE-ADMIN) So far, so good. Except that *I* want to see all the list transactions, regardless of who issues them, because I'm the "primary" owner. That's why I listed myself seperately on the Owner line. However, I think that since I'm also on NetSpace-Admin, I'm put into the "quiet" group, so I don't get notification about every command. I'm not sure why else I wouldn't get notification -- it worked before I added the quiet: tag. Should I list my primary owner address differently from my address as it's listed in netspace-admin? I could be [log in to unmask] for ownership, and [log in to unmask] for subscription to netspace-admin -- I'll get email at both addresses. Or is there a more elegant way to do this? Lee Silverman [log in to unmask] http://www.netspace.org/users/lee/ Someday we're going to look back on all this and tape over it.