Re: c.i.w3 instead of mailing list

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Date: 	Thu, 7 Oct 1993 19:05:39 PDT
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I have much better tools for handling mail than news, so I'd like it to
be kept in news.  In addition, news encourages mindless asides from
bored undergraduates to a much greater extent than mailing lists do,
because you actually have to take some action to be added to a mailing
list; nice little energy gradient that seems to keep out more of the
information-empty.

Bill