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> We had a pair of lists in DC. ?One was called dc-sage which was a
> moderated, sysadmin/tech/UNIX-only list. ?No off topic allowed. ?There
> was also an unmoderated dc-sage-chat which had a much higher volume and
> a much higher level of participation on all things (political, social,
> etc.).

Why separate lists? If a change is warranted, (looks like consensus is 
against it) Mailman supports multiple topics with a single list. I'm on two 
very *un*-technical lists that have 18 or more topics. Confuses the newbies 
for a few days when they first join one, works great for allmost everyone 
else. Doubt there are very many total newbies on a linux list.

My 2 cents.
-- 
William


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