Re: The utilitiy of IP is at stake here

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On Sun, 01 Jun 2003 10:11:25 +0200, Anthony Atkielski <anthony@atkielski.com>  said:

> As I've indicated, a great many Internet users never post to USENET and do
> not participate in mailing lists.

The guys at LSoft Inc feel otherwise...

http://www.lsoft.com/products/default.asp?item=listserv

Number of public lists	75,526
Number of local lists	209,846
Total number of lists	285,372
Total membership (public+local)	131,394,317
Total messages delivered today 	24,758,359

That's *only* for LSoft's Listserv product, and does *NOT* include all the
intranet installs of Listserv.  In fact, I suspect it only covers some 400
registered installs of their commercial product - the free and trial versions
don't register themselves and won't be included in those numbers.

This doesn't include MailMan, ezmlm, Majordomo, or any other software.  Note
that LSoft is *NOT* the market-share leader.

I think we can conclude that a great many Internet users *DO* participate in
mailing lists.

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