[Coco] T&D Software

[Steve Ostrom]

I found most of my T&D information, and was going to begin the task of 
indexing all the T&D disks, or at least as many as I have access to right 
now.  My first thought was to put this info on Wikipedia.  I did something 
like this a few years ago, indexing many Radio Shack Rompacks and other RS 
software on Wikipedia.  This seems to have disappeared, unless it was 
transferred to another Wiki area that I can't find.  All I see now are text 
entries describing the Coco - no lists of software any more.

Any suggestions on where I should put this T&D information?  What format is 
best (text, spreadsheet, etc.) for easiest access?  Is there a place for it 
on MaltedMedia?  Is this indexing still needed or desired?

-- Steve --



----- Original Message ----- 
From: "John E. Malmberg" <wb8tyw at qsl.net>
To: <coco at maltedmedia.com>
Sent: Tuesday, April 24, 2007 9:39 PM
Subject: Re: [Coco] email super sleuth


> Kevin Diggs wrote:
>> John,
>>
>>     I was wondering if you might take a look at this and tell what you 
>> can divine from it I replaced my email with noone to prevent 
>> harvesting?):
>
> Hello Kevin,
>
> I composed a reply to this last night, and it never showed up.  I suspect 
> that gmane misclassified it as spam.
>
> I can send you a private reply if you send the e-mail to my 
> malmberg(at)encompasserve.org address.  Encompasserve.org does not use a 
> content filter for anything other than viruses.
>
> gmane mungs all text that contains an at-sign, so I do have your real 
> e-mail address.  I could use the one that gmane generated, however I do 
> not know if a message discussing a spam header would end up in the same 
> black-hole of my previous post.
>
> The fastest way to get an answer about parsing e-mail headers is to set up 
> a newsreader to the news.spamcop.net news server.  Both Mozilla and 
> Outlook Express allow you to access multiple news servers at a time.
>
> Then post the headers and any other part of the spam sample in the 
> "spamcop.spam" newsgroup there, following it with a post in the "spamcop" 
> newsgroup referencing the title of the post containing the spam sample.
>
> There are several people on that forum that usually will give a detailed 
> explanation in a short time.
>
> Regards,
> -John
> wb8tyw(at)qsl.net
>
>
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