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The Maypole lists have been unavailable for about a week, so Maypole now has a home on sourceforge to host its new mailing lists.

The subscriptions haven't been transferred, so if you were subscribed to the old lists, you will need to re-subscribe. If you weren't subscribed but you're interested in web applications and databases, why not take this opporunity to look at what Maypole has to offer?

-- simonflk

In reply to Maypole moves to SourceForge by simonflk

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