Re: Enabled Majordomo Commands - ?
Steve Coya <scoya@ietf.org> Thu, 30 April 1998 21:20 UTC
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Hi Joe, >>could you please announce clearly to the list just which Majordomo >>commands are now enabled [besides subscribe and unsubscribe [such as the >>'who' command]]? Then if there are disagreements, they can be publically >>discussed and a concensus reached. Both WHO and WHICH commands are enabled, but limited to those on the IETF list. Steve
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