Anyone know where fanyi has moved to?

[elipsett]

I think I've seen messages from Fanyi recently but can't seem to locate any, and can't seem to even find their site...

Thanks.

Edward Lipsett

Fukuoka, Japan

[Pascale]

The last message I received from Fanyi was dated February 22. I don't think the list has moved since then.

Pascale

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[elipsett]

Could you give me the posting address? Or the list site URL?

On Friday, March 3, 2017 at 10:48:38 AM UTC+9, bazareth wrote:

The last message I received from Fanyi was dated February 22. I don't think the list has moved since then.

Pascale

Le 3 mars 2017 01:24, "elipsett" <trans...@intercomltd.com> a écrit :

I think I've seen messages from Fanyi recently but can't seem to locate any, and can't seem to even find their site...

Thanks.

Edward Lipsett

Fukuoka, Japan

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[Pascale]

Only Archives are OK I'm afraid.

It seems they have no more official webpage.

Pascale.

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On Fri, Mar 3, 2017, Pascale wrote:

> Only Archives are OK I'm afraid.
> It seems they have no more official webpage.

As one of the co-owners of the FANYI list, I can say that the list is
definitely still available. Changes in the server system at the
University of Hawai'i, however, have seen the elimination of our web
space.

I've long since moved away from the physical space, but I can contact
the other co-owners to see if they are interested in or have any
wherewithal in resurrecting our web presence.

Was there something you were looking for in particular, Edward?


Jeffrey


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Thank you, Jeffrey.

What I'd really like is the mail address used to post something, and the information dump that tell people how to sign up!
I am already a list subscriber but for some reason don't seem to have the current posting address. And a friend of mine would like to subscribe...

Edward

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On Fri, Mar 3, 2017, Pascale wrote:

> Only Archives are OK I'm afraid.
> It seems they have no more official webpage.

As one of the co-owners of the FANYI list, I can say that the list is definitely still available. Changes in the server system at the University of Hawai'i, however, have seen the elimination of our web space.

I've long since moved away from the physical space, but I can contact the other co-owners to see if they are interested in or have any wherewithal in resurrecting our web presence.

Was there something you were looking for in particular, Edward?


Jeffrey

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[王龍駒]

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On Fri, Mar 3, 2017, Edward Lipsett wrote:

> > As one of the co-owners of the FANYI list, I can say that
> > the list is definitely still available. Changes in the server
> > system at the University of Hawai'i, however, have seen
> > the elimination of our web space.
> >
> > I've long since moved away from the physical space, but
> > I can contact the other co-owners to see if they are
> > interested in or have any wherewithal in resurrecting our
> > web presence.
> >
> > Was there something you were looking for in particular, Edward?
>

> What I'd really like is the mail address used to post something,
> and the information dump that tell people how to sign up!
> I am already a list subscriber but for some reason don't seem
> to have the current posting address. And a friend of mine
> would like to subscribe...

As far as I know, subscription info is still as follows (from the
FANYI email Footer):

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HTH.

[Edward Lipsett]

Thank you, Jeffrey.