[net.micro] Sigh...Info-Amiga quest, Part N

smith@NRL-AIC.arpa (Russ Smith) (10/03/86)

Sincere apologies for flooding info-micro with this, but I really must
find out...

For the last 6 or 7 months or so we've been trying to get our site added
to the INFO-AMIGA mailing list (ARPANET). For the first few months
we got absolute silence in response to my queries to the moderator. Then,
a couple months ago or so, we (and apparently others) received a note
stating that, yes, the "digestified" list WAS going to be coming out
Real Soon Now after TWO test messages...of which our site (and others)
received ONE...then silence til now. Hence this note.

Would any ARPANET site that CURRENTLY (NOT previously) receives
INFO-AMIGA ***FROM THE ARPANET SITE Info-Amiga@Rutgers*** please send
me a small note so stating? Please? Also note that a number of ARPANET
sites get their incoming from places OTHER than Rutgers. Wish we were
them but at this point they don't count since we're interested only
in the ARPA connection, not USENET or other non-ARPA networks.

Thanks,

Russ <Smith@nrl-aic.arpa>
JAYCOR
Navy Center for Applied Research in Artificial Intelligence (whew!)

grr@cbmvax.cbm.UUCP (George Robbins) (10/11/86)

In article <4336@brl-smoke.ARPA> smith@NRL-AIC.arpa (Russ Smith) writes:
>Sincere apologies for flooding info-micro with this, but I really must
>find out...
>
>For the last 6 or 7 months or so we've been trying to get our site added
>to the INFO-AMIGA mailing list (ARPANET). For the first few months
>we got absolute silence in response to my queries to the moderator. Then,
>a couple months ago or so, we (and apparently others) received a note
>stating that, yes, the "digestified" list WAS going to be coming out
>Real Soon Now after TWO test messages...of which our site (and others)
>received ONE...then silence til now. Hence this note.
>
>Russ <Smith@nrl-aic.arpa>

I'm not sure if the info amiga list is alive or dead, but suspect that it was
never revived due to the pain of moderating/digistifying such a high volume
group.

The responsible person is still listed as Eric Lavitsky at Rutgers.  He still
exists and occasionaly posts to the net, so perhaps you should mail directly
to him at lavitsky@RED.RUTGERS.EDU or ...!topaz!lavitsky.

Also, with a little bit of persuasion, any site running netnews can automaticaly
mail you the contents of the net.micro.amiga group, thus simulating the usual
arpanet mailing list.
-- 
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