Mirror Site. All links on this page from this point will take you out of
V8SHO.com.
SHOtimes is a mailing list exclusively for enthusiasts of
the Ford Taurus SHO. Discussion of any SHO-related topic is welcome. SHOtimes
is hosted by American University.
Current information on the SHOtimes list (such as membership size) can be found via Catalist, along with current information on the american.edu server. |
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Controlling your subscription |
The following table shows a cross-reference of subscription actions
and commands that can be sent to SHOtimes'
list server (listserv@american.edu) to perform those actions. Simply
compose an e-mail addressed to the list server with the command(s) that
you wish to send as the body of the message. Multiple commands may be sent
in a single message. No subject line is necessary.
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Interacting with the SHOTIMES Mailing List |
To submit an article to be redistributed on the list, send your e-mail message to SHOTIMES-L@american.edu. It will be distributed immediately if you are a list subscriber. | ||||||||||||||
What to do if you have trouble with the mailing list |
If you have a problem of any type with the list, please
do not send messages to the list asking about it. The several hundred
people on the list don't want to hear that you're not getting messages,
you're changing addresses, you want to SUBSCRIBE or SIGNOFF, etc.
If you have a problem with the list and can't resolve it by sending commands to listserv@american.edu (for example, a message with "CONFIRM SHOTIMES-L" in the body addressed to the listserv would let you know if you were subscribed or not, without ANY human intervention) then please send it to the list administrators (shotimes-l-request@american.edu). Flooding the list with requests for help does nothing but increase list traffic. If people are compaining about your messages on the list having extra garbage in them, read Fixing your mail software to work with shotimes-l. |
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Mailing list archives |
Listserv ArchivesIt's highly encouraged that you check the archives before posting a question to the list to see to see if a subject has already been discussed. You have a couple of options for archives :ListQuestListQuest is the preferred way to search the SHOtimes-l archives. They have a good search engine with plenty of options, and they were also kind enough to import all the previously available archives. This currently is the most complete set of archives available for SHOtimes.American Universityhas an archive online at the "home" of the mailing list. The site has a wonderful search engine available that can be configured to find just about anything you want. The length of time messages are kept may vary depending on AU's storage capacities. The webserver at american.edu seems to offline often as well, so don't be too suprised if the below link does not respond.To access the SHOtimes list archives via american.edu's server, just browse to |
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Various tidbits from SHOtimes |
Various acronyms
used on SHOtimes
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SHOtimes "Gems" |
are the musings from the inhabitants of the SHOtimes-l
mailing list on various topics.
Top Ten Commandments
from Jeff Needles
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David Bonds / dbonds@c-edge.com