to its ability to not only have a mailing list entirely stored in a
git repository, the "web service" which provides access to that git-backed
archive can be not only mirrored elsewhere, it can be *run locally on
-your own offline machine*. This in combination with the right mailer
-setup can store-and-forward any replies to the (offline-copied) messages,
+your own local machine* even when offline. This in combination
+with the right mailer setup can store-and-forward any replies to the
+(offline-copied) messages, such that they can be sent when internet
+connectivity is restored, yet remain a productive collaborative developer.
Now you know why we absolutely do not accept "slack", or other proprietary
"online oh-so-convenient" service. Not only is it highly inappropriate for