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>Date: Wed, 18 Oct 2000 18:29:38 +0200
>]From: =?iso-8859-1?Q?fuci=F1os_asorey_julio?= <julio.fucios@rai.usc.es>
>To: "'ytsejam@torchsong.com'" <ytsejam@torchsong.com>
>Subject: one thing i forgot ...
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>> is there any place where i can read or download older ytsejam's digests,
>> as a ftp or a web site?
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>There definately used to be - when the mailing list was hosted by another
>server. Not sure of the status of that these days
>
>> i say because it would be a good idea that someone collect
>> all the digests to order them and make any search engine
>> for the newbies like me could learn a lot about dt ...
>
>When I first came across the 'Jam - back in '95 it was the greatest and most
>interesting thing I'd read in years and I soon stopped buying magazines like
>Kerrang!, Raw (R.I.P) etc. and followed slavishly the wit and wisdom
>expounded on the jam by the musos, techies and review jedi. I also saved a
>text copy of every jam I received. When I changed by email client from MS
>Mail to Outlook Express this soon changed as Outlook Express didn't make the
>task of saving multiple messages as a text file very easy at all. Several
>disk crashes and MS f**k-ups later, several years worth of ytsejam storage
>was lost and I gave up on the idea. I do however have 20+Mb's worth of jams
>from about 760 thru to 1910, (dating from 19th Sept '95 to 8th Oct 96) which
>I could zip up and ftp to my website. Ties also admitted some time ago to
>having a floppy disk collection containing archived Jams - any other old
>ytsejam hoaders still on the list?
>
>Charlie
>
I think I used to have the Ytsejam digests back until around
#100 up until #2000+ I think. I'd have to do some hunting to dig them up
if someone expresses interest. I also have a more recent set spanning
#3650 - #4930 plus some even more recent ones. I don't think the newer
ones are complete. They're all in the standard mailbox text format.
Let me know if you want me to find them.
Steve
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