Digest?

[Murthy Yenamandra]

I feel as if I'm hogging the list bandwidth, but...

In a previous message Dale G. Leopold writes:
> 
> Is the Pynchon list available in digest form? Until the recent drop-off, 
> I've been getting bombarded with messages, and would prefer one neat tidy 
> package.
> If so, I'd like to switch to digest form.
> If not, I hereby suggest that the list's new owners consider adopting it 
> ;).

I thought I'd reply publicly so that others who prefer to get their
test messages in a digest may benefit :-). Yes, pynchon-l is available in
digest form. It's called pynchon-l-digest.  Here are the instructions.

Murthy

PS: I think that's enough posts from me for one day.

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Digests with Majordomo are actually distinct lists. The digest version
of the pynchon-l list is a list called pynchon-l-digest.  If a user
wants to use the digest version of the list, they must be subscribed to
pynchon-l-digest, and not pynchon-l. Similarly, they must unsubscribe
from pynchon-l-digest to stop receiving digests.

# Basic usage
 
To subscribe to the list, people should send a message containing:
 
  subscribe pynchon-l
 
    or

  subscribe pynchon-l-digest

to waste at waste.org. If they are successful, they will receive a message
confirming their subscription as well as an info file for the list. The
list owners will also receive notification of the subscription. To
unsubscribe, they simply send:

  unsubscribe pynchon-l
 
    or
 
  unsubscribe pynchon-l-digest

to waste at waste.org, which will remove their address, send them a
confirmation, and send a note to the list owners.

To post to the list (even if they're on the digest version), users send
mail to "pynchon-l at waste.org"

Digests of the day's messages will be sent out at about 2AM, U.S. Central
time.

-- 
Murthy Yenamandra, Dept of CompSci, U of Minnesota. Email: yenamand at cs.umn.edu