[Coral-List] farewell to the old list, greetings to the new list

Mike Jankulak - NOAA Affiliate mike.jankulak at noaa.gov
Tue Jun 4 19:49:09 UTC 2024


Back in February I announced that NOAA and ICRS had reached an agreement to
transition Coral-List to a new home. This was necessary because of dual
trends over the last five years or so: fewer people whose actual job
descriptions included Coral-List work, and growing demands for hardware and
software upgrades to keep current with evolving and expanding security
demands. We kept things chugging along in our spare time (call it a labor
of love) but it just wasn't sustainable in the long term.

Enter the International Coral Reef Society! They have generously offered
their time, money and people to give the list a professionally-maintained
home for the long term. I'm here today to announce that we're ready to make
the big switch.

>From here on out, the list address will be:

coral-list at lists.coralreefs.org

If you forget and send email to the old address, you should get an
autoreply message (until the end of the month anyway) telling you that you
need to resend your post to the new address. No further messages sent to
the NOAA address will be forwarded to subscribers or be added to the
archives.

Speaking of which, the new list archives (now complete, in one location,
back to 1995) are here:

https://lists.coralreefs.org/pipermail/coral-list/

And the new list information page, where people are welcome to subscribe,
is here:

https://lists.coralreefs.org/mailman/listinfo/coral-list

One last warning: if this is the last Coral-List message you receive, then
something may be wrong -- possibly including spam filters on the receiving
end. Feel free to contact me for help -- if I can't help you then I'll
connect you with someone who can.

See you on the new list! Thanks everyone for your participation and
enthusiasm over these last 29 years.

Mike J+



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