Mn-prog-events Mailing List: MN-prog-events has moved

[Fred H Olson (fholson]

Dear subscribers to MN-prog-events,
                                                                                                 
The mailing list MN-prog-events [at] yahoogroups.com will be moved on Saturday.
                                                                                                 
If you do not wish to be subscribed to the new list, please 
You can easily unsubscribe via the web address at the end of this and 
every message from the list:

http://justcomm.org/mn-prog-events/      

For assistance, email Fred <fholson [at] cohousing.org>

Mailings will have a tag on the subject line: [PROG] After the move, the
MN-prog-events Yahoo list will not be distributing email. (all
MN-prog-events [at] yahoogroups.com have been set to no mail mode)  The Yahoo
group will continue to exist and receive and archive messages (including
SPAM) but no management will be done.

Fred fholson [at] cohousing.org  Communication for Justice http://justcomm.org



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It will be hosted at http://justcomm.org using the Open Source Mailman
software. The move will solve the problem of Spam getting distributed.
Also the archives and messages will be free of the advertising that Yahoo
adds.  Please do not encourage new subscriptions to the new list until
after the move except as a test - moved subs will replace any subs at the
time of the move.

The move will also relieve Progree (John Johnson) of the list management
task; he's ready to move on. John, thanks for all your efforts.

Note that Nygaard Notes (which is not really an event announcement)
will no longer be redistributed over MN-prog-events after the move.
We urge you to subscribe directly to Nygaard notes or read it via the web.
Both can be done at http://www.nygaardnotes.org/  We may work out a way to 
announce new issues of Nygaard Notes with a link to the web version.
                                                                                                 
I have some ideas for improving the list eventually. Like getting people
to announce their events directly on the new list further in advance (2
weeks ?) than David Shove announces things (0-2 days). David's
chronological order digest would continue to be useful.
                                                                                                 
If you have comments or questions, feel free to send me email.