Hi There! This is a totally shameless plug for: *** 1) The Linux C Mailing Lists Chuck Mead and I created these a number of months ago now. Unfortunately after a major flame war, I was left to run the lists. I now have approximately 665 members and a list which mainly discusses Linux and C...it gets off topic every now and then but I simply pop my head up and remind everyone no flames, no being rude and *no* Hideously Trashy Markup Language (HTML) Join that list by sending an email to: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 2) The Linux C++ Mailing List I created this list by myself. It has no home page, just members. It's been quite busy. There are close to 395 members [each time I think it's going to go over 400 someone decides to leave :-(]. Again the topic is Linux C++ and we are an amiable bunch of people. Join that list by sending an email to: mailto: [EMAIL PROTECTED] *** Apart from the fact that the lists I coordinate have a slightly less-encompassing topic than the RedHat list, it is an advantage to list management to gently remind people that there's only ONE person who coordinates it and if they don't behave themself. At the sane time I'm very resilient to people having flame wars on the lists...I just step in every now and then to remind them that we are a Linux [C/C++] Mailing List and NOT the Linux Flame Other Programmers List.... DAVID L Linux C Mailing List Linux C++ Mailing List (oh and did I mention the other one: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] - its topic should be clear although it's not a very *busy* list..but there are helpful people on it) -- Don't forget about the Linux C Mailing Lists! mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] The Linux C++ Mailing Lists - a Linux C++ resource for you... mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] -- To unsubscribe: mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe" as the Subject.
