ilist ?
Published 5 years, 6 months ago in design + devSo, I’m seeing this page in my referrers:
The visitor’s IP from that page resolves to yahoo.com so I’m wondering what ilist.yahoo.com is.
Anyone have an idea?
[update: Jeremy tells me that it's an internal mailing list manager and that someone was probably reading their archives and clicked through to inluminent]
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I’m going to take a stab at it. Z mentioned they were discussing blogs on yahoo’s internal mailing lists, I believe that’s the “corporate internal” Y!Groups-like product.. ilist = internal-list.
Except that it’s much shittier than Y! Groups (if you can believe that).
You think I’d have trouble believing that?