>> > > By the way, I noticed some others have unsubscribed recently (because
>> > > their emails appear in the list); I am wondering if other people have
>> > > been having problems posting to the list, or with
>> > > subscribe/unsubscribe. For the past couple weeks, I've been having all
>> > > kinds of weird problems.
>> >
>> > I've been unable to post to the list for months; some Windows server
>> > between my ISP and the list server rejects all of my emails as spam. I
>> > have no idea how to correct the problem.
>>
>> I'm amazed that this actually got into the mailing list; but then, I
>> sent it to Bill Morder, not to the list; so go figure...
>
>It all goes to the same place.
>
>I am never sure if my email address actually shows up or not; it used to be
>that we saw everybody else's address (which is both good and bad, I suppose),
>but now I only see the trinity lists address.
>
>This is probably better in the long run, to protect us from email harvesters
>and spammers. On the other hand, when we get cut off, there is no way to let
>people know that something has gone wrong, since it's automated, and
>apparently no actual person reads our emails asking for help.
Surely someone in this august group knows enough to
change the SUBJECT: contents when going off-topic.
Jonesy
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