>
>
> 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
>
>The first time you post to (any) w3c list you are supposed to be
>directed to a web form where you agree to the w3c archiving your mail in
>their archive servers. Your mail is blocked until the form is accepted.
>
>I have known this fail before and require some manual intervention from
>the list owner, although the public lists don't seem to advertise who
>the list owner/moderator is in each case.
>
>If you suspect that the list is broken, I'd contact
>the team contact for the Working Group, whose address is listed at last line of
>XSLT page http://www.w3.org/Style/XSL/
>The list itself is clearly up, there were comments yesterday and today
>on it.
>
>David
>
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