what is woodwork-L

Feb 22, 2004 9 Replies

I sent a post to this rec. newsgroup and got a reject notice from a listserv. What is going on?



It seems to be crap from Indiana U a looping thing, scan the past posts and you should be able to get more info, I got as well as others in here. I just blocked the sender.

Rich

The guy that runs the listserv can't figure out how to configure it properly, apparently.

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Think it would help if everyone who is getting these annoying messages might want to send an e-mail to the guy?

snipped-for-privacy@indiana.edu

I think it would.

UA100

you could also report this to snipped-for-privacy@iu.edu, probably get his attention a little quicker......

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I got one as well. Figuring it was legit, I tried posting again and got another notice. But the post (both times!) is posted here. What's up?

My case exactly. I just don't understand how "they" are grabbing from rec. and claiming I'm trying to post to a listserv I never heard of, unless someone has a forward going to them.

Forward these to snipped-for-privacy@indiana.edu

He'll take care of it.

UA100

Hello all;

Actually Stephen has several lists at Indiana.edu. I used to be a member of some including the woodworking-l list. I unsubbed a few months ago because it was mostly a rehash of what is printed here.

Maybe he opened a gateway to have the rec linked to his list and somehow it got all screwed up along the way.

He actually is pretty good at keeping his lists under control, so maybe all the problems you are having will get resolved soon.

Keep making sawdust,

Woodworkerdan Dan Harriman Orange, Texas

Unisaw A100 wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com:

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