Same question as Markus Goebel... I added my list yesterday afternoon, and
haven't seen anything yet. I imagine that a large percentage of lists here
are administered by Majordomo. Is there some simple procedure for making
sure Majordomo sends the right information? (i.e. Can we tell it to add a
special line to the header?)
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"I suppose," said Pooh, "that that's why he never understands anything."
