James Newton. Admin 3 wrote:
>
> I don't have any method in place to stop archival of posts based on
> inclusion of copyright or X-NOARCHIVE, etc...
>
> If it gets to that point, and no one will volunteer the time to add those
> methods, I'll close the archive (make it not publicly accessible) or
> unsubscribe the objectors as the list members feel appropriate.
>
> Makes you wonder if it is worth it...


Don't get disheartened James. I imagine the majority
of people on the list really appreciate the many hours
you put in (without pay!) and what you have achieved.

I am member of a few public forums, and it is a very
obvious reality that anything that you post to a public
forum is "out there". Hundreds of people read it, some
save it to their harddrive, some email it to friends,
etc. Unless you are prepared for the entire world to
be able to read it for the rest of eternity then don't
post it.

As for someone selling my posts and making money
from my efforts helping another person, I can understand
why many piclist people would be upset about that.
If you ever do that I think it would need to be handled
very carefully.

Re the piclist.com form, I am not "properly" subscribed
to piclist.com facilities as I didn't like the form
either, too many places on the net are way too invasive
and the public are getting sick of it.
-Roman

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