List migration problem, how to unsubscribe, documentation wrong - Mailing list pgadmin-support

From Darren Duncan
Subject List migration problem, how to unsubscribe, documentation wrong
Date
Msg-id 9dbdf0cf-1661-df8b-2897-4969807b9b38@darrenduncan.net
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Responses Re: List migration problem, how to unsubscribe, documentation wrong  (Stephen Frost <sfrost@snowman.net>)
List pgadmin-support
Everyone, but Stephen Frost in particular,

A week ago, the pgadmin-support@postgresql.org email list was migrated to 
different software, to PGLister from MajorDomo.

When Stephen Frost (sfrost@snowman.net) migrated this list, he announced that if 
there are any problems we are to talk to him specifically if there are any 
issues or anything not working properly with the list.

That is partly what this email is about.

It appears that the Postgres mailing lists' documentation was not updated in 
accordance with this move, for example lists.postgresql.org still talks about 
the old MajorDomo software, and if people follow those instructions to try and 
unsubscribe from a list, nothing would happen because MajorDomo isn't managing 
the lists anymore.

Now the new emails themselves contain the following header, served by the new 
software, so in theory they should be accurate:

List-Unsubscribe: <https://lists.postgresql.org/manage/>, 
<mailto:pgadmin-support-unsubscribe@lists.postgresql.org>

SO TO THOSE OF YOU WANTING TO UNSUBSCRIBE FROM THIS LIST:

1. Send an email to pgadmin-support-unsubscribe@lists.postgresql.org from the 
email address you're subscribed with, and follow any instructions you get back.

2. If that doesn't work, email Stephen Frost <sfrost@snowman.net> who presumably 
has the admin privileges to both get you removed as well as fix whatever normal 
channel isn't working.

3. For the love of all that is good, STOP sending posts to the mailing list 
itself pgadmin-support@lists.postgresql.org asking to be unsubscribed.  All you 
are doing then is making the problem worse and spamming everyone else.  Even if 
it takes time to fix the unsubscribing problem, the fact you are still on the 
list shouldn't be a bother if you get almost no traffic from it, due to people 
not spamming the list.

Stephen, it would help if you would preemptively unsubscribe everyone that did 
spam the list already as that should help with the most immediate problem, thank 
you.

-- Darren Duncan


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