Re: SimpleLists, or Cordite? and thread-breaking posters David Jaques-Watson (27 Apr 2014 00:30 UTC)
Re: [TML] Re: SimpleLists, or Cordite? and thread-breaking posters Kurt Feltenberger (27 Apr 2014 01:23 UTC)
Re: [TML] Re: SimpleLists, or Cordite? and thread-breaking posters Kurt Feltenberger (27 Apr 2014 03:51 UTC)
Re: [TML] Re: SimpleLists, or Cordite? and thread-breaking posters Freelance Traveller (27 Apr 2014 02:39 UTC)
Re: [TML] Re: SimpleLists, or Cordite? and thread-breaking posters Kurt Feltenberger (27 Apr 2014 04:01 UTC)
Re: [TML] Re: SimpleLists, or Cordite? and thread-breaking posters Freelance Traveller (27 Apr 2014 02:34 UTC)

Re: [TML] Re: SimpleLists, or Cordite? and thread-breaking posters Freelance Traveller 27 Apr 2014 02:39 UTC

On Sat, 26 Apr 2014 21:23:02 -0400, Kurt Feltenberger <xxxxxx@thepaw.org>
wrote:

>It sounds like the new list host is becoming more of a problem than a
>help.  Was there a reason why something like Yahoo Groups wasn't used?

No, it's not the list host. It's client programs, and Hyphen has
explained adequately why his messages break thread.

Yahoo!Groups is vile, they're always changing their user interface and
listmanager interface, and if we were on Yahoo!Groups, everyone who uses
Yahoo! as their address for receiving or posting would be having
continuous problems with the list, as the problem that Listmom worked
around with the "fake" from address also affects Yahoo!Groups-based
lists, and Listmom wouldn't have been able to "fix" it.

Yahoo! is not competent to run a mailing list service. They borged two
good services (OneList and eGroups), and destroyed them both.

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