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From: Per W. <pw...@ia...> - 2004-11-02 12:44:07
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The net is full of nonworking or _very_ low traffic lists because a lot of people is doing exactly what you do: Creating a new list. Most high-volume places aren't actually mailing lists but are either news groups or web forums. They have so much traffic that you normally don't want all posts sent out as mails. /Per W On Tue, 2 Nov 2004, Vizer Tibor wrote: > Hi All! > Do You know high traffic c/c++ mailing lists? > (IDE related, or ANSI, whatever) > I've subscribed a lot of lists, but I'm getting more mailing list > reminders, than any small idea of programming... > I've tried google, but methink it is much easier to create a list, than > to find a working one. > So the net is full of nonworking or _very_ low traffic lists. > You may send your tips in private, I will post my collection to the > dev-cpp list, if anyone interested... > > Thank You, > Tibor > > PS.: Sorry about my Englis |