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Re: Administrative: Top 10 List

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Fri, 8 Dec 1995 12:54:08 -0600


Bill Igoe wrote:
>I CONFESS - I am a bonehead or at least I was when I joined the SCOUT-L list.
>Somehow in the being new to the list, new to the Internet, etc., etc., I did
>not read, don't even remember seeing, or know about the WELCOME message.

You, like lots of others, get so excited about *finally finding* a
Scouting-related list that doesn't yell and scream and cuss at each
other...and you started to read everything except that first set of files
that come to you.

When you subscribe, you get a "confirmation message", followed by another
message with some stats of no use to anyone except your system's administrator.

Then, you get the WELCOME note, which was written by Jon Eidson with a lot of
input and suggestions from many of us "old geezers" on the list. The letter
starts out in true "Mike Walton" format, telling you that the message IS
quite long, but will aid you in deciding if this is what you wanted, tells
you about the list and what "typically" goes on here (which isn't too far
from the mark!), and finally, gives you some basic commands and nettiquette
information.

>Maybe it's old age or just an advanced case of CRS (can't remember stuff).
>How can I atone and get a copy of the WELCOME message so that I can read it
>now?

If you didn't get it (or like Bill, don't remember it), send a note to the
LISTSERV (NOT to the list; the listserv address is:

listserv@tcubvm.is.tcu.edu

with the ONLY line in the body

GET SCOUTS-L WELCOME SCOUTS-L

(that's from the INDEX file, which you can also get from the same location.)

>Might as well post this to the whole list, because I bet there are a few
>other closet boneheads out there who are also wondering about the WELCOME
>message.

This SHOULD be right, since I got it from the INDEX. If not, try sending the
same message without the first "Scouts-L" (GET WELCOME SCOUTS-L).

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