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> However, I am curious as to what, exactly, do you all think is wrong with
> TechComm unmoderated?
I don't need another list to subscribe to or check up on. I don't know about
TechComm, but unmoderated lists tend to have a lot of noise. It's easier to
find useful information in a moderated list.
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Michael Collier, Technical Writer Office: N636
Information Systems Laboratory http://isl.arlut.utexas.edu/
Applied Research Laboratories: The University of Texas at Austin
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