🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <nilesinc-2703951045020001@plague.hip.berkeley.edu>,
nilesinc@well.sf.ca.us (Mark Whitney) wrote:

> Why don't you all right [sic!] us here and let us know what kind of
services you
> would like to see us provide now that we are getting properly hooked up.
> 

Jeez, I thought Niles had set up an Endnote mailing list. It operated
perfectly well for about a year, and was something that many of us
appreciated and found useful. Then for some unknown reason, the list
seemed to disappear, only to reappear sporadically with unsolicited
commercial messages and a bunch of unsolicited "experimental" file
uploading. My last "weekly" digest contained 6 weeks worth of messages
(minus the ones I submitted) and an enormous amount of unnecessary,
useless code. I'm ready to join the recent wave of "unsubscribers." Many
of us would like to have the list continue *if* someone can manage it
properly. My question is: what is Niles up to, and why can't they get
their act together? This is ridiculous.

-- 
Peter Weil
Dept. of Political Science
University of Wisconsin-Madison
plweil@students.wisc.edu