>> >Is there a way we can restrict the 'who' stuff to people who are actually
>> >members of the list?
>> 
>> personally...i don't see how there's a reason for that particular
>> function either...
>
>I think it is interesting from the perspective of counting the number
>of users on a list.  Also for counting the total number of unique email
>addresses subscribed to the mailing lists.

a valid argument...if somewhat thin.  the person (people?) who really
need to know those things are the list administrator(s).  anyone else
who needs to know can ask them.  no?

>Not that the information is useful, but I find such things interesting.

i do too, sometimes.  :)

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