[BiO BB] Re: BIOMail

[J.W. Bizzaro]

Wait! :-)  BioMail did **NOT** move to BioMail.org.  It was there 
originally, and then Dmitry set it up to run at Bioinformatics.Org **TOO**.

If there is a specific reason for thinking BioMail is not working, 
please report it to Dmitry: dimus at biomail.org

Cheers.
Jeff

Peter Oledzki wrote:
> I had an account on bioinformatics.org 
>  but then it stoped working .... it moved to
> biomail.org i didn't know this .... i will register
> there.....
> 
> sorry about the confusion 
> 
> Pete
> 
> 
>  --- Iddo Friedberg <idoerg at burnham.org> wrote: >
> Worked for me just this past Saturday.
> 
>>./I
>>
>>J.W. Bizzaro wrote:
>>
>>>Hi Pete.
>>>
>>>No.  What happened to it?  Are you referring to
>>
>>the BioMail running at 
>>
>>>Bioinformatics.Org or at BioMail.org?
>>>
>>>Cheers.
>>>Jeff
>>>
>>>Peter Oledzki wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>Does anybody know what happend to BioMail????
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Pete
>>>>
>>>>=====
>>>>Peter Oledzki
>>>>Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
>>>>University of Leeds,UK
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>-- 
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