Farewell to UT's vectorlist

> I'm terribly sorry that everybody's been so ruffled over this recent
> policy spat. Since Joe bowed out, and Neil and company have started a new
> vectorlist, I'm going to shut this one down in a day or so. It's been
> nice managing the list when everybody's been civil, but I don't want to
> anger any more people over such a trivial matter. Neil, if you could post
> instructions on how folks can move over to vectorlist and rasterlist at
> your server, I'd appreciate it.
>
> I have promised in the past that I would not distribute the mailing list
> for vectorlist *ever*, so you'll all have to resubscribe at synthcom. I'm
> sorry about the inconvenience, but I am very sensitive to distributing
> e-mail lists because of the problems we have with spam these days. I'm
> not accusing anybody on vectorlist of selling the list; it's more the
> principal of the thing.
>
> I will be signing on to the "new" vectorlist once I see how to do so.
> It's been an honor to serve you. Have fun with commerce on the "next
> generation."
>
> I'd suggest that anybody who's keeping archives of vectorlist contact me
> immediately if you need some more time to back up the messages. I'm not
> sure if UT will hang on to the archives once the list is deleted.
>
> - Paul Labuda
Received on Wed Jan 12 09:31:50 2000