[thesite] thelist guidelines down?

[javier velasco]

rudy wrote:

>>I can't get to thelist's guidelines page
> 
> 
> works for me
> 
> http://lists.evolt.org/index.php?content=listinfo

I do reach a page, but it's the leo home, the one I wanted is the one 
that had this content:

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