C++ MT discussion group

[Ben Hutchings]

Doug Lea wrote:
> Kevlin Henney wrote:
> >In message <422FFC79.5050700 at metalanguage.com>, Andrei Alexandrescu 
> ><andrei at metalanguage.com> writes
> >
> >>I've just sent the message below to Michael Pryhodko, who asked to join 
> >>our group. He's participated in a number of discussions on MT on 
> >>comp.lang.c++.moderated, which I haven't had the time to follow. Please 
> >>let me know what you think about adding him to the list.
> >
> >
> >I don't have any objections in principle to this. However, it might be 
> >worth actually treating this as a group rather than a cc'd list. Ben set 
> >up such a list, IIRC. Should we all move over to it?
> >
> 
> Ben: If you haven't already done this,
> I can set up a list using "mailman" here. Easy to do.

That's what I did.  Back in September it was probably overkill but now
it would be more useful.

The list is called cpp-threads at decadentplace.org.uk and has a web page at
<http://jupiter.robustserver.com/mailman/listinfo/cpp-threads_decadentplace.org.uk>.
The list description probably needs a little revision.

> One reason to do so is to avoid people being left off CC lists
> by mistake, which happend to Peter Buhr last week!

It also makes filing easier - one can set a rule to file incoming
mail sent to the list address into a specific folder.

If everyone's happy with using a mailing list then I can bulk-add all
your addresses.  I could also try to add previous messages to the list
archive though I don't know whether that's possible.  Note that the
archive is currently set to be public.

Ben.

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Ben Hutchings
If more than one person is responsible for a bug, no one is at fault.