> public-qt-comments@xxxxxx
>In-Reply-To: <bd56j9$bpb$1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>
>At 23:36 22/06/2003 +0200, you wrote:
>>Probably people, who have recently sent messages to this address can
>>explain:
>>Is there anything I should do (e.g. subscribe) in order to be able to send
>>my comments, or is this just a temporary problem?
>
>Dimitre,
>
>Some W3C lists have been throwing people off the lists in the last few
>months when messages bounce, but that normally means you are sent an email
>telling you that you have been thrown off. The settings for different lists
>seem to be very different. On one list I was thrown off after almost every
>comment I sent ... No, <grin/>, not because of what I said. :)
>
>Also, after your first post to a W3C list you are sent an email which you
>MUST reply to giving permission for your email to be archived. I think if
>you don't reply to that email your posts won't get through to the public
>archives.
>
>I haven't posted to public-qt-comments for several days, since I have been
>particularly busy so I don't know if there is a recent problem. I haven't
>had any problems posting to public-qt-comments ... and I have made more
>than a few comments there recently.
>
>Theoretically you shouldn't have to subscribe to post. However, if you
>don't mind subscribing then send an email to
>public-qt-comments-request@xxxxxx and re-send your email and see if that
>fixes the problem.
>
>Andrew Watt
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