On Friday 16 November 2012 16:07:45 Bob Williams did opine:
> On 15/11/12 21:32, Duncan wrote:
> > Which leaves a very limited set of possibilities. The only two I know
> > of that make sense at all, are that the database was temporarily
> > unavailable the first time (maybe taken offline for a backup), then
> > brought back into service, but the listserv itself wasn't taken out
> > of service so it thought saw the missing database as an unsubscribed
> > address (but if so, why haven't Anne or I seen similar issues?),
> > OR... my original theory, that the listserv deactivates subscriber
> > addresses after a period of inactivity, as a spam control measure or
> > the like.
>
> We can test that theory ... I'm a lurker who hasn't posted to this list
> since July 1st.
>
> Let's see if I've been de-activated...
>
Apparently not Bob, it marched right thru.
> Bob
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