[TMRA] Mailman.QTH.NET Let me try tis again. Subscribe to list!

[Steve Bellner]

Greetings all:

Second time around is a charm.

I had the wrong link. This should be correct

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As Vice President of TMRA I try to pass on information of interest to the amateur radio community. I try to use the QTH mailing list to pass this information on. If you are not subscribed to the list you might not get the information.

 

 

Much of the information that is passed is helpful and informative to the ham community. Sometimes it can be entertaining too.

 

I encourage you to join. You can forward information to those subscribed to the list when you become a subscriber.

 

Some of the information you might pass on or receive would be things like letting people know you need help participating in events, You can help some one who may be having trouble getting equipment to function, Pass along information about upcoming events or share information about your experiences. There is all sorts of information to be shared about the ham community in the Northwest Ohio area.

 

If you would like to get on this list to receive and or send information please subscribe to it by clicking on the link below or cut and paste the link onto your web browser then, scroll down the list to TMRA and click on it and fill out the subscriber information. If you have trouble with it contact me at w8ter at arrl.net and I will try to help you through it.



If you already subscribe...Thank you for being there.



Thanks for your consideration and I hope you choose to participate.



73



Steve Bellner, W8TER

Vice President Toledo Mobile Radio Association

 
 



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Mailman: User Guide for List Subscribers


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What is a mail list?
An email reflector is a list of email addresses with a name that is an email address. When someone sends mail to that name, all the addresses in the list receive the mail.

A mail list is like a reflector. It has an email address that distributes the mail sent to it to a list of subscribers, but a mail list under the control of a list manager is distinguished from a reflector by the addition of various management functions, such as: 

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  c.. Digesting. Rather than receive a stream of small emails, the subscriber receives, at a lower frequency, emails containing multiple messages to the list. 
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  e.. Archiving. All the messages sent to the list are collected and made available as web pages. 
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Getting information from the list server
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Every mail list on the server, both public and private, has its own mail list information page. When you go to the server's main list information page you will see a listing of the publicly available lists along with a brief description of each. To access the information page for a particular list (including subscription information and the list archives) just click on the name of the list. If you want to access a private list that is not advertised then you need to go directly to its information page using the following template:
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If, for example, you are trying to reach the Test list, you could either click on the list's name (on the page reached through the link above) or go to the URL
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It is important that you understand how to get to a mail list's information page, as that is the gateway through which all list features are accessed. When you join a list or are added to the list membership by the owner Mailman automatically sends you a note telling you the URL that you need to go to in order to access the information page. On most lists the list manager will also send you a monthly reminder with the URL of the information page. If you have difficulty finding the location of the information page for a particular list, you should contact the list owner.



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