Showing "concealed" subscribers
                           Don Wiss, 5/14/98

Most lists have the subscriber list only available to the list owners. This
is done so spammers cannot issue a review command and get the subscriber
list. To have it this way you need this parameter in your header:

*  Review= Owner

If you have done this, then all subscribers are in effect "concealed."
However, in the pre-spamming days subscriber lists were made available to
either the subscribers or possibly even to the public. Leftover from these
days there is a conceal command that users can issue so others cannot get
their name. When they do this, and you the listowner issue a review
command, the subscribers aren't listed. This is not convenient if you like
to visually look over the subscriber list for problems.

There are two ways to unconceal these names and have them appear on the
list with everybody else.

(1) The brute force way. You could just set them all to noconceal:

quiet set <listname> noconceal for *@*

This has the disadvantage of not satisfying your curiosity as to who on
your list is sophisticated enough to know about the conceal command. The
second disadvantage is this returns a really large file, especially if
there are a lot of subscribers.

(2) The two step process. First you find out who they are with:

Q <listname> WITH CONCEAL FOR *@*

Then you issue multiple commands (cutting-and-pasting the part that repeats):

quiet set <listname> noconceal for name1@address1.com
quiet set <listname> noconceal for name2@address2.com
etc.