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asf> Hm, I have thought of doing something similar (but without the
asf> cyrpto drive). Now I use gmane.org, which does the same things,
asf> but is generally easier to use, needs no splitting, and a
asf> "subscribe" or "unsubscribe" is a "u" away in the group buffer.

Holy Crap Batman!  I never checked out gmane.org until now.  What a
great service!  Thanks for the tip.

Dave