Date: 1/5/26 6:32 am
From: Chris Tessaglia-Hymes <cth4...>
Subject: [nysbirds-l] ADMIN: PLEASE READ — eList Migration
Greetings fellow birders and Happy New Year! Cornell University eList
List Manager is making major changes to their eList platform. This
eList and all Cornell University eLists will migrate away from Lyris
List Manager to a new platform called Simplelists. This eList
(NYSbirds-L) will migrate to Simplelists on or about January 6, 2026.
Once this action takes place, any new email messages you wish to send
out for distribution to current subscribers will need to be sent to
the new email address below:

<NYSbirds-L...>

(Please note that the word “LISTS” is plural with the additional S.
The email address is not case-sensitive) Simplelists has minimal
settings that can be changed by a Subscriber or an Admin. Settings for
Subscribers are currently restricted to Subscribing (Joining) or
Unsubscribing (Leaving), and those both happen through this website:

https://lists.cornell.edu/

You can also query which Simplelists eLists you are currently
subscribed to by entering your email address in the “My Lists” section
at the https://lists.cornell.edu/ website. After following the link
provided in the resulting email message that you receive, you will be
able to Pause Delivery and Unsubscribe from an eList. Digest does not
appear to be a function that is supported in Simplelists. Many have
noted a marked reduction in email chatter on this and other birding
eLists. Much of the email-based birding reporting across New York
State migrated away from email and other localized chat groups to the
New York Birding Discord Server in January of 2024. On the new Discord
Server for New York Birding, there are various regional channels for
reporting and discussing bird sightings, sharing photos, links, etc.
Details on joining the New York Birding Discord Server are at this
link:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Klyen4BgTacN3nCmb7Bci3sO90boUnLiTM2V43AHksU/

Archived and historical email messages sent to this eList are still
accessible at the Mail Archive here:

https://www.mail-archive.com/<nysbirds-l...>/maillist.html

Hope this is helpful and here’s to wishing you all good birding!
Sincerely,Chris T-H
 
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