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I’d like to propose a small addition to USFM. Whom should I contact about that?

And: In the past the USFM User Reference was neatly available in a PDF file, but I can’t find anything like that for USFM 3. Is there no longer such a PDF available?

And finally: Is it still possible to send messages to this list by e-mail? I find this much handier than having to do this online.

Thanks,
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Yes, you can send (and receive) emails from this list by email. This should get you started: How to participate via email

Someone else will have to answer your other questions.

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Thank you very much, mnjames. That’s very helpful!

I do get those messages by e-mail, but didn’t know where to send a
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