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Hi all,

As you might see, I cross-post this mail on two F# mailing lists, which is intentional.

A while ago, I started exploring the F# language, but had a big break due to other priorities. Recently, I've picked up the thread, and have some questions I was going to ask on 'a' mailing list. I've noticed that back then I subscribed to the Microsoft list and the Google list. My question is which one is preferable? I see more activity on the Google list, although the Microsoft one seems more logical. Which one would be recommended, with the larger user base, and experts like Don Syme, Jon Harrop and Robert Pickering following the threads? Cross-posting is generally not appreciated, so I would like to avoid that.

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Thanks! I go for the Google list too.

For the record, stackoverflow.com has very good F# question traffic.

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Hi all,

As you might see, I cross-post this mail on two F# mailing lists, which is intentional.

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Thanks! I go for the Google list too.

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Thanks! I go for the Google list too.

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Thanks! I go for the Google list too.

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Hi all,

As you might see, I cross-post this mail on two F# mailing lists, which is intentional.

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Hi all,

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Subject: Re: [fsharp] Preferable mailing list

Thanks! I go for the Google list too.

For the record, stackoverflow.com has very good F# question traffic.

--A

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Microsoft's F# list seems to have died so I'd either go with the Google list
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Hi all,

As you might see, I cross-post this mail on two F# mailing lists, which is intentional.

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Hi all,

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Subject: [fsharp] Preferable mailing list

Hi all,

As you might see, I cross-post this mail on two F# mailing lists, which is intentional.

A while ago, I started exploring the F# language, but had a big break due to other priorities. Recently, I've picked up the thread, and have some questions I was going to ask on 'a' mailing list. I've noticed that back then I subscribed to the Microsoft list and the Google list. My question is which one is preferable? I see more activity on the Google list, although the Microsoft one seems more logical. Which one would be recommended, with the larger user base, and experts like Don Syme, Jon Harrop and Robert Pickering following the threads? Cross-posting is generally not appreciated, so I would like to avoid that.

Cheers,

Bart
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