not quite on topic, but for list managers....
I finally have some real numbers on AOL silently eating email. A list member just came back from 2 weeks of vacation to find 1/3 of the digests sent during that time missing, never delivered. And all were accepted from my site by AOL, and I never saw any bounces.
More data here, but I've noticed the aol problems have gotten worse in the last couple of weeks. Six or seven of my list members have complained about missing messages, where before, I was getting one here, one there.
ugh. AOL seems to be imploding, or something. But this isn't good.
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a semi RFE for mailman: one of my AOL users asked if we could number messages going out. I think under some circumstances, that might not be a bad idea. Not just for unreliable feeds, but for things like seed lists or other lists where reliablility is crucial... But not for 2.1....
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But I can hear the sound Of slamming doors and folding chairs And that's a sound they'll never know