The ITILPeople.com mailing list is a free service available to anyone interested in ITIL.  The mailing list offers a forum on which to talk about and discuss all things ITIL related.  The group currently has around 250 members (as of 01^st September 2003) and sends around 50 messages a month to the list.

Subscribing to the list:

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You will be sent an e-mail asking you to confirm your subscription.  Click on the link in the e-mail, and when taken to the web page, select the join mailing list radio button.  Your e-mail address will automatically be added to the list.  However, due to some recent problems with the mailing list, we have had to change the way membership is handled, and all members must now be approved before you will start to receive e-mails.

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Sending mails to the list:

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Please put a relevant subject title for the e-mail.  All mail sent through the mailing list will automatically append the word [ITILPeople] to the subject line for those who wish to filter their ITILPeople list mail.

RULES

This is a mailing list for people to exchange views and opinions, and not for vendors or providers to promote products or services.  Anyone found using this mailing list to do this will be warned as to their future conduct, and may be removed from the list if they continue.

Message length:
When replying to messages please only quote the relevant parts of the previous message.
Do NOT reply with the entire previous message included, unless it is all relevant to what you are saying.
Do NOT reply with one word answers (yes, no, agreed, etc).

Attachments:
Please do NOT send attachments with your messages.
The list server will automatically all attachments to messages.

Number of messages:
If you can say it all in one message, please try!

This is an ITILPeople discussion list for all things ITIL related.  Anyone found abusing this list (including swearing) will be removed.

These rules are not meant to be heavy handed, they are just intended to keep topics relevant and to the point.