I've heard this kind of comment a lot about the list on MY web page. These
lists are maintained by Jon Becker at Cornell University. Jon has no
official connection with the CU-SeeMe project....he's just another
interested party in the world of CU.
If you read the main reflector page, you'll find that each reflector in the
list is marked with a special character in the first position. These
special characters and their meanings are (comments are from Jon:
! PRIVATE -- These are reflectors that require a conference number to connect.
# ADDITIONS -- This section contains reflectors that have come to my
attention since the last listing.
$ SUBSCRIPTION -- These are reflectors to which access is gained by paying a
subscription.
% TOP-10 -- The reflectors in this section are usually very busy and hard to
access.
* ACTIVE -- These reflectors were up an running when surveyed.
+ GAY -- These reflectors are consistently frequented by the gay crowd.
. INACTIVE -- These reflectors were ACTIVE during a previous survey, but
were not during the current survey.
~ ARCHIVED</B> -- After a reflector in the INACTIVE section has not
responded to a survey for one month, it gets moved to the ARCHIVED section.
I hope this sheds some light on the subject.
Bill Woodland (wcw@bga.com)
Squeek on Undernet IRC
Channel Manager #CU-SeeMe
PC only. See no MAC, Hear no MAC, Speak no MAC.
http://www.realtime.com/~wcw/