ISC launches new website and mailing list manager

[Russ Allbery]

(This is probably going to open yet another RT ticket.  Apologies for that
in advance; I don't know the previous ticket number to append this to.)

Julien ÉLIE <julien at trigofacile.com> writes:

> The last link (Usenet group creation) is broken there:
>    https://www.isc.org/community/reference
> I do not know where it should point at.

http://www.big-8.org/ if it's supposed to be for the Big Eight
hierarchies.  There probably isn't a good link for all hierarchies in
general.

>> The mailing list conversion requires a little explanation:
>>
>> * The new one-stop page for all the lists under isc.org is
>> https://lists.isc.org/mailman/listinfo
>
> Shouldn't inn-announce@ and inn-committers@ be added there?

Actually, I'm wondering if we should trim down our mailing lists a bit.
Currently, we have:

    inn-announce
    inn-bugs
    inn-committers
    inn-patches
    inn-suggest (aka inn at isc.org)
    inn-workers

It's not clear to me that inn-bugs, inn-patches, and inn-workers form a
useful distinction.  It might be better to send it all to the same place.

inn at isc.org and inn-suggest at isc.org (I'm fairly sure they're the same
thing) are used as contact addresses in the documentation in places, but
I'm probably the only one who reads them.  I can keep forwarding things
along (there isn't much traffic), but I'm not sure the extra addresses
serve much of a purpose.

The only advantage that I can think of is that they can be used for
security reporting addresses since they don't go to public or archived
mailing lists.  We should probably put together some sort of real security
reporting policy or piggy-back off one that ISC uses for other software,
though.

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