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| From | Michael Coxe <audities@sonic.net> |
| Subject | Audities Archives - status [Re: Baiting the Hook] |
| Date | Sat, 11 Dec 2004 13:15:59 -0800 |
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Jeff wrote:
> P.S. Are we archived ANYWHERE nowadays (Michael)? I'm confused. I
> searched both smoe and yahoo the other day and both pages were
> unavailable. Before I ask about something publicly, it would be nice if
> I could see what's been posted about it in the past. I understand there
> were some liability questions or concerns before?
The Yahoo Groups archives are available to anyone who signs up
at Yahoo Groups to the Audities list. Can't post, just view the
archives. Yahoo now limits the archives to a certain space/time,
so the present oldest message is from 3/14/2003.
The Smoe.ORG archives are there, but Majordomo II's quirky mail
interface makes them a bit difficult to retrieve. The Smoe folks
have never installed a Web interface, but I'll ask about it.
The late-great Mail-Archive.COM archive has been deleted due
to threat of lawyers (& too much loose talk such as the current
Death Metal thread). I'm done trying to police this list but
I'd prefer it not be visible to googling.
I no longer have a complete archive, but not missing much. Been
implementing some stuff at work which might lead me to build a
searchable Audities archives within a Wiki-type structure. I
would also limit any self-built archives to music topics,
letting the vitrolic topics fade away. I've dropped hints of
a new archive site in the past so don't hold your breath.
- michael, audities-admin
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