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Steven says:

<< The simplest and most painless for the administrator is to send out a
 digest version. Most listserv software supports some sort of digest
 subscription type, which accumulates all the messages for 24 hours, then
 sends em all in one package. I subscribe to several lists that take this
 approach. It is much easier to follow what is going on when the messages
 are not scattered throughout your mail.
  >>

This idea gets around helping someone who really wants to read all the
messages be able to follow them.  It still doesn't provide a summary for
those who only want that.

karis.