The phrase "a listserv about" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a mailing list or online forum focused on a specific topic or subject matter.
Example: "I joined a listserv about sustainable living to connect with others who share my interests."
Alternatives: "a mailing list regarding" or "a discussion group on".
Beyond interdisciplinary training, the Student/Postdoc Advisory Committee ( SPAC) at FHCRC is developing an alumni database called FredNet, has created scholarships for postdocs to take additional courses, organizes career panel discussions, and has founded a listserv to distribute information about job and training opportunities.
But he said his concerns led the APA to convene a Presidential Taskforce on Psychological Ethics and National Security, often referred to as PENS, where ethical questions about psychologists' participation was discussed on a listserv.
"Gardens are often about heart, and family, and friendship, and individual aesthetic," Ann Scoffier of Cathedral Heights, said on a Listserv.
"We sent this out on a listserv, and it just exploded," Ms. Sorrough said.
To save money, he started Chinapol, a Listserv group whose first members were mostly academics.
In 2000, Wales hired Larry Sanger, a graduate student in philosophy he had met on a Listserv, to help him create an online general-interest encyclopedia called Nupedia.
As "compassion turns to paranoia" and "nobility turns to self-righteousness," one woman rebukes another in a Listserv exchange: "Don't poop on me from your high perch".
In June, several months after her diagnosis, she stumbled into a virtual community of co-sufferers — GIST patients who spoke to one another online through a Listserv.
The doctors' enthusiasm persisted even after the study closed, with many maintaining contact with one another through a listserv and twice-yearly self-organized meetings.
(Resolution unknown; the story lives on as a listserv cliffhanger).
