Major UUS-L List Changes
I don’t think I’ve mentioned here before that I’m the list owner for UUS-L, the oldest existing Internet-based mailing list for Unitarian Universalists. UUS-L started in early 1991 when Steve Traugott gathered a list of people interested in a UU mailing list and got it created at the University at Buffalo, part of the State University of New York, on their mailing list service. I joined the administration team in 1994, and eventually took over sole ownership and management of the list in the late ’90s. At its peak in early 1996, UUS-L had almost 750 subscribers. SInce then it has tailed off until just a few dozen remain today, but it still hosts good discussion on just about any kind of topic.
Today, I moved UUS-L from its hosting service at the University at Buffalo to a server that I own and operate. I received an email from the list service admins that all lists hosted by them must now be sponsored by a university organization or relate to the mission of the university. UUS-L doesn’t meet either criteria so it had to move.
As of today, the new home for UUS-L is at http://www.bearcircle.net/mailman/listinfo/uus-l. I’d like to publicly thank UB for hosting the list for so many years with excellent service.
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September 9th, 2008 02:38 PM
Thanks, Lance, for tending this mailing list so diligently for so long!
Margy
September 9th, 2008 07:21 PM
Wow! I didn’t realize that UUs-L was still around.
David Pollard
September 9th, 2008 11:28 PM
Yep, still around and still kicking, even!