Aroid-L Archive

From: Don Burns <burns at mobot.mobot.org> on 1999.01.15 at 21:36:23(2905) Aroiders, Steve Marak and I are pleased to announce that a web based archive service has been established for Aroid-L. We have discussed archiving the list several times during its life but for several reasons have not until now decided to make an archive available. Steve and I had originally explored having an archive based at Missouri Botanical Garden which, of course, sponsors the mail list. But MoBot indicated they did not have the technical resources to support this need. Therefore, we decided to accept Mallorn Computing's long standing offer to provide this service. The archive is available today, and you may reach it on the web through URL: http://www.mallorn.com/lists/aroid-l/ I will not go through a detailed explanation of the workings of the archive since it is self explanatory. You will find it to be an easy to use resource. Along with the archive, which goes back *two years*, a search engine is available to use in locating discussions of specific topics. URLs with search engine help tips, stuff for techies and rules for use are at: http://www.mallorn.com/lists/FAQ.html http://www.mallorn.com/lists/search-help.html http://www.mallorn.com/legal/listlegal.html Mallorn achives other mail lists, and these may be found at: http://www.mallorn.com/lists/ And finally, Mallorn Computing's main web page is at: http://www.mallorn.com A BIG THANK YOU goes to Chris Lindsey for sponsoring our archive. Don +More Don Burns Plantation, FL USA Zone 10b

From: "Don Burns"donburns at macconnect.com> on 2001.05.31 at 15:53:00(6639) Eduardo, thanks for the mention of the archive. Its been a while since we mentioned it on the list. Let's expand a bit on Eduardo's message. The archive is not a secret, although we probably should remind everyone of it a bit more. The parent website for the archive is at . Clicking on the mail list button will take you to the archives of many mail lists, not just Aroid-l, and all are plant related. From that point you may choose Aroid-l or any other list archive to explore. In fact, you may find there are mail lists on other plant families you are interested in. The Mallorn site also has a lot of other plant related information, so if you are in the mood for exploration I urge you to start at . (If you think this sounds like a plug for Mallorn, you are correct. They archive our mail list at no cost to the IAS and deserve the mention.) Don Burns +More Plantation FL Zone 10b (and it feels like it!)

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