> I'd rather not see the same thing happen with the Caml list.  Even if
> it's a bit noisy at times, the discussions on the list are of a much
> higher quality than what you find on newsgroups, even moderated comp.*
> newsgroups.
This is certainly true. As a 'silent lurker' who enjoys caml
but does not use it on a daily basis, I still appreciate the
quality of the posts and the list as a way to stay in touch
with the community. 

> I believe this would work much better than going through the News.
For me it is. Also I use some simple filters to keep all the list
mails in a separate folder which I can ignore when I'm too busy to
read them. Not ideal, but no more work that scanning a newsgroup
when I have time to clean them out.

All the best,
Niall

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Niall Dalton					dalton@ri.silicomp.com
Research Engineer (Compilers)			
Silicomp Research Institute			http://www.ri.silicomp.com