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Re: [APO-L] APO-L: Rested, ready and spam-free for 2003
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Ellen d Kranzer)
Tue Jan 7 12:50:53 2003
Date: Tue, 7 Jan 2003 12:50:43 -0500
Reply-To: Ellen d Kranzer <ccrazy@TheWorld.com>
From: Ellen d Kranzer <ccrazy@TheWorld.com>
To: APO-L@LISTSERV.IUPUI.EDU
CharlieZ@aol.com writes:
>Speaking of sponsors, we welcomed aboard Mark Stratton, long time poster
>and reader and someone with an IUPUI connection, as our newest
>sponsor/owner this fall. As for me, I came on board as a list
>owner/moderator back in August, when long-time list owner and APO-L
>goddess Ellen Kranzer joined the board for a short stint as Region I
>director. Ellen's still here, but I've taken on the day to day duties
>and so far she hasn't asked for them back.
And I'm quite willing to let Charile continue as long as he wants
do. He's done a terrific job -- and I'm here to backstop him when he
gets busy.
>As of this afternoon (1/6/2003), we have 411 subscribers. That number
>seems to be fairly steady, but we tend to have a few come and go every
>week.
>
>As of November 6, 2002, our subscribers' e-mail addresses broke down into
>these major categories (thanks to Derek Cashman for the report):
>
> 33% .edu
> 10% AOL
> 11% Yahoo
> 13% Hotmail
> 33% Other
This doesn't give a complete picture of who is reading APO-L. Here's a
little more on the subject:
Some of those 411 addresses are duplicates -- people subscribed from
more than one address. Others are remailers that forward APO-L
messages to local mailing lists and bulliten boards. Some of those
remailers are only sending to one person, others might be sending to
an entire chapter. And then there are the people who just read the
list via the web archive ( http://listserv.iupui.edu ).
How many people actually read this list? No one really knows.
Y.i.S.
Ellen Kranzer
APO-l Admin
