[AktiviX-discuss] Re: [resistg82005] Advice on Activix email lists?

[Jonathan]

I think it is good for activists not to rely too heavily on 
only one system (e.g. riseup).
For aktivix, we sent an email to <aktivix-discuss at aktivix.org>
asking for a list, and they should approve you.  I think
things go faster if you are a friend of a friend.  For example,
in this case, you are my friend, and J. and Y. at Aktivix are also my 
friends...
j

On Sat, 30 Oct 2004, Lydia Molyneaux wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> I've been trying to sort out two email lists — one for the Dissent! 'working 
> group against work' and another generally on unwaged & precarious struggles 
> — with one of the more right-on providers. I went for Activix because the 
> process seemed most straightforward, and Riseup has a 200k limit that makes 
> it awkward if you ever want to exchange PDFs.
> 
> I went through the process and got told I was not authorised to start a 
> list, and I emailed a query to their contact address about how to get 
> authorised and got back a reply that I wasn't on the list and I needed 
> approval from the moderator. Haven't heard since...
> 
> I did notice that several Dissent working groups use Activix email lists. 
> So, could anyone in the know tell me how to do it?
> 
> thanks!
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