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kadie@eff.org (Carl M. Kadie) writes:

>These lists are already prohibited because they are illegal. Do you
>really want to take even partial responsibility for the lists that you
>do approve of? What if you give it an official University OK, and
>*then* it starts being used for credit cards?
[...]

morgan@ms.uky.edu (Wes Morgan) writes:

>Hmmmm......you may have a point.

One that I've mostly retracted.

My central concern is that some users will be less likely to create
mailing lists because of the hassle or embarrassment.

Instead of *requiring* that mailing lists be set up by you, how about
just *offering* such a set up mailing lists as a service to users?
You can also tell them about "batch" priority mail. From my
experience, as a user, the service that you offer would be welcome by
many users. With such voluntary cooperation, your problems with user
mailing list would be reduced.

- Carl
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