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Marcos Paulo de Souza

@monsieuricon is there a way to detect which ML requires a subscription? I would like to move to lei/hackermail way of handling MLs, but I'm not sure where to check those that require a subscription.

(For now, I have thousands of emails on my Evolution mail client, and I would love to delete the filters that I currently have to classify these emails)

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monsieuricon

K. Ryabitsev 🍁

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@mpdesouza Do you mean, which lists require being subscribed in order to post?
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mpdesouza@floss.social

Marcos Paulo de Souza

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@monsieuricon that's what I meant

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mpdesouza@floss.social

Marcos Paulo de Souza

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@monsieuricon that's true, thanks! It seems that only 30 lists are moderated for non-subscribers, and all these lists are not from vger per se.

Thanks again!

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