Russel Fouts on mon 6 jan 03
Terry,
It used to be the case with EScribe, Yahoo Groups and the Acers site. I
made some more tests
eScribe - You cannot
Acers - you can but only after giving your email address and submitting
a password. This is quick, easy and automated. I'm not sure if this also
puts you on the list. I'll know tomorrow. ;-)
Yahoo Groups - You can. You are only offered the option to reply but you
can easily make it an initial post by changing the subject.
I'm glad this has been tightend up but I don't really see it as much of
a problem (although I think this is the source of a lot of the "please
send me all your good, working cone 6 transparent receipes" type
messages).
I'd just like people to be clear that your messages to Clayart are a
"resource" to anyone and in some cases, messages can be posted to the
list without being a member.
Russel
terry sullivan wrote:
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> Russle Fouts wrote:
>
> <> archives
> . Messages there are open to anyone. You also don't have to be on the
> list to post to Clayart. You can do it from most of the archive sites,
> including the "official" site.>>
>
> Is that true ?? Can anyone post to Clayart even if not a member ???
> Seems wierd. Is this a loophole in the list leaving it open to anyone
> who discovers this route ?
>
> Just wondering here.
>
> terry sullivan
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