Hi Quim -

Perhaps it would be helpful if you were to identify what types of lists are suitable for mirroring, and what happens when they are mirrored, because that is not clear from your post.  (And no, I don't want to have to have *another* software experience just to ask these questions.)

For example:
I will note that all of the lists I administer are *not* public lists, and several are non-archiving.  They each have different guidelines as to what should and should not be included and/or discussed on them. 

Risker/Anne

On Tue, 29 Oct 2019 at 13:02, Quim Gil <qgil@wikimedia.org> wrote:
Hi, I have just published a proposal to start testing mailing list mirroring and emulation at the Discourse instance we have at Wikimedia Space.

If you are interested in discussing and exploring potential post-Mailman scenarios, join in.

Check the proposal at https://discuss-space.wmflabs.org/t/testing-the-path-from-mailing-lists-to-wikimedia-space/1934. Feedback is welcome there or here.  :)  

If you want to propose a mailing list to mirror or you are personally interested in testing mailing list emulation, let's talk.

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