Re: Restricting the list

[Roger Fajman <[e-mail]>]

>   I'm going to take the immediate steps of removing this list from its
> globally published status, which may or may not help.

Can't hurt.  Might help.

>   I'm also considering making restricting posting to the subscribers to the
> list, which is more restrictive than the normal situation for ietf lists,
> so I'd like to get your reactions to that before I do so.  I propose that
> such a restriction is not overly troublesome because (1) anyone can still
> subscribe if posting is that important) and (2) postings are really
> meaningful only from people that are fimiliar to the list.

I don't think that's a good idea for reasons already mentioned.

>   Finally, I must note that if such postings continue, CREN will probably
> have to ask for some other site to host the lists, because of the legal
> liabilities involved.
>   What's your pleasure?

Once we have our new LISTSERV system in production, I'll be willing to
host more IETF lists.  It will be a few more weeks though.