Subject: Administrivia -changed From: DSSSList Owner <dssslist-owner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Sat, 3 Jan 1998 21:43:14 -0500 (EST) |
Reordered DSSSList-Digest section, added DSSSL Documentation Project section -------------------- This information is posted to the DSSSList (and the DSSSList-Digest) under the subject line "Administrivia" at regular intervals. If the details change between postings, the subject line is "Administrivia -changed", otherwise the posting will be the same as the previous posting. POSTING ======= Only subscribers can post to DSSSList, and only from the address they used when they subscribed. There is no restriction on what may be posted provided it is related to DSSSL or XSL. Do not begin your subject line with "help" or "subscribe" since the list software will bounce the message because it looks like is an administrative request. Both subscribers to DSSSList@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx and subscribers to DSSSList-Digest@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx should post their messages to DSSSList@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, and the messages will be received by both subscribers to the list and subscribers to the digest. Do not start a new thread by replying to an unrelated message and just changing the subject line since the header of your message will contain references to the previous message and your new message will appear in the archive as one of the replies to the original message. It is better to start a new message for a new thread. REPLYING TO POSTS ================= The reply address of DSSSList messages (and of digests) is dssslist@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx so replies go to the list by default. If you want to reply to just the author of a post, you should change the "To:" field in your reply. CROSS-POSTING ============= Cross-posting to the DSSSList and to another list is often counter-productive unless everybody who replies to the thread is on both lists. Cross-posts from non-subscribers continueing the thread will bounce, and DSSSList subscribers who are not also on the other list will only see half of the thread, as will those on the other list who are not also on the DSSSList. DAILY DIGEST ============ Daily digests -- copies of a whole days DSSSList messages (or a 40,000 character chunk, whichever comes first) sent as one email message -- are available. Not only is it one mail message containing all of that day's DSSSList messages, it averages half the bytes of the individual messages since it doesn't include the overhead of the mail headers from each message. To unsubscribe from the list and subscribe to the digest, send mail to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx with the following two lines as the body of your message: unsubscribe dssslist subscribe dssslist-digest UNSUBSCRIBING FROM DSSSLIST =========================== To unsubscribe from the list, send mail to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx with "unsubscribe dssslist" as the body of your message. UNSUBSCRIBING FROM THE DIGEST ============================= To unsubscribe from the digest, send mail to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx with "unsubscribe dssslist-digest" as the body of your message. ARCHIVE ======= DSSSList messages are archived at http://www.mulberrytech.com/dsssl/dssslist/archive. ARCHIVE SEARCH ============== A search facility for the DSSSList archive is available at http://www.mulberrytech.com/dsssl/dssslist/search.html. "XS: " AND "DD: " IN SUBJECT LINES ================================== Subject lines beginning with "XS: " in the archive are posts related to the discussion of xml-style. xml-style was a precursor to the current XSL proposal of the XML effort. Subject lines beginning with "DD: " are posts related to the DSSSL documentation project. See http://www.mulberrytech.com/dsssl/dsssldoc. DSSSL DOCUMENTATION PROJECT =========================== The DSSSL documentation project is a collaborative effort by DSSSL users to write and disseminate documentation on all aspects of DSSSL for the purposes of: - introducing DSSSL to new users - education for both new and experienced users - assistance for people using DSSSL The project draws on the combined experience of present users of DSSSL, principally those subscribed to the DSSSList mailing list (which also hosts the discussion between project participants). You are free to use the material produced by the documentation project, and you are encouraged to contribute. See http://www.mulberrytech.com/dsssl/dsssldoc. FURTHER INFORMATION ON DSSSL ============================ Two excellent sources of information about DSSSL are the DSSSL section of the SGML/XML Web Page at http://www.sil.org/sgml/related.html#dsssl and James Clark's DSSSL page at http://www.jclark.com/dsssl. CONTACT ======= If you have any questions or problems, please contact dssslist-owner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx -------------------- $Revision: 1.7 $ DSSSList info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/dsssl/dssslist
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