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[James Smith]

Probably unrelated, but maybe it is...I've been
receiving two, sometimes three, copies of most ADS-L
posts for a week or so.  Anyone else having this
problem?


--- "A. Maberry" <maberry at U.WASHINGTON.EDU> wrote:
> Like Alice, I have wondered the same thing from time
> to time. I don't read
> a lot of lists, but, I've never seen one where so
> many people get
> subscribed apparently unwillingly and then have no
> clue how to get
> unsubscribed--especially when you get an
> acknowledgement when you
> subscribe that contains explicit instructions on how
> to leave the list.
>
> The recent spate of postings is unusual but I think
> we've had episodes
> like this before, if memory serves.
>
> allen
> maberry at u.washington.edu
>
>
> On Tue, 30 Jan 2001, Alice Faber wrote:
>
> > Patty Jones said:
> > >Please remove my name from futher mailings.  I
> don't know how I got on in
> > >the first place!!! patty0278 at fast.net
> >
> > There's been a recent spate of these, from non-edu
> addresses. I know we all
> > had a lot of fun speculating about general clue
> level, but is it possible
> > that someone's forge-subscribing people to ADS-L?
> Jesse, Grant?
> >
> > Alice
> > --
> > Alice Faber
> tel. (203) 865-6163
> > Haskins Laboratories
> fax  (203) 865-8963
> > 270 Crown St
> faber at haskins.yale.edu
> > New Haven, CT 06511
> afaber at wesleyan.edu
> >


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James D. SMITH                 |If history teaches anything
SLC, UT                        |it is that we will be sued
jsmithjamessmith at yahoo.com     |whether we act quickly and decisively
                               |or slowly and cautiously.

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