Can someone please explain to me why I just got this in the mail? The
headers are not spoofed. I really am subscribed and I sure as sh[:vowel:]t
didn't do it. Are we in the habit of subscribing people without asking?
Yes, I am capable of removing myself but do I have to add redhat lists on
a cas by case basis to me whitelist?
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