Paul, I would be concerned about a move to Google's new email system. At this point it appears that all email will be "read" by their computers to help focus the advertising messages that they deliver. While they claim that individual data will not be collected, there are very obvious privacy concerns here. There has been a great deal of concern expressed since their announcement and I am not sure whether they will back off or not. While privacy on an email list may be an oxymoron, the principle is really important. Steve --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Paul Roark" <paul.roark@v...> wrote: > > >Searching the archives in a Yahoo Group is incredibly inconvenient. > >This group has 44,000+ posts right now. The archives search function > >searches ~200 messages at a time. So you have to click "Next" 200 times to > > >search all the archives. > >... > > So true. > > Google apparently has a new e-mail system that will include the ability to > search and entire e-mail backlog with their engine. > > I wonder if we could somehow use that capability. Perhaps they have a way > to set up a shared database. Are they sponsoring groups like this yet? > > I would think, given what their main business is, that they might have an > interest in assisting groups like this as long as the database was open to > them and the world. > > Paul > www.PaulRoark.com
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Re: Searching Archives (was A printer for B&W: options?)
2004-04-26 by Stephen Kobrin
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