[ietf-dkim] change of venue for ietf-dkim mailing list

Dave Crocker <dcrocker@bbiw.net> Wed, 14 February 2018 19:26 UTC

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Subject: [ietf-dkim] change of venue for ietf-dkim mailing list
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Folks,

I've been very long remiss in responding to a request that the ietf-dkim 
mailing list re-locate, to home on the ietf.org site.  That process is 
now (finally) underway.

It is being done in stages, to try to mitigate against any loss of 
membership entries and/or messages in the archive.

      1. The first step will be creation of the list at the ietf.  (I've 
suggested a list name, but we'll see what they choose.)

      2. Membership in the current list is now set to be moderated and 
I'll decline new members until the list is moved (and then it won't by 
mine to worry about...)

      3. The existing membership will be copied over to the ietf list. 
I've suggested a direct enrolling, without making anyone re-subscribe, 
but again we'll see what ietf ops decides.

      4. After the switch is complete and the list is operational, we'll 
move a copy of the list archive over there.


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Dave Crocker
Brandenburg InternetWorking
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