From: Costas Lapavitsas (cl5@SOAS.AC.UK)
Date: Thu Nov 06 2003 - 08:18:32 EST
Dear Jerry, I have also been receiving messages very erratically. Costas At 07:57 06/11/2003 -0500, you wrote: >I discovered yesterday that listserv had involuntarily unsubscribed >NINE members! I don't know when this happened since the protocol >of listserv no longer notifies 'owners' when there are unsubscriptions. > >Those who were unsubscribed by listserv without requesting it have now >been re-subscribed. In the future please follow the following >guidelines: > >a) if you don't receive list mailings, go to our archives at >http://ricardo.ecn.wfu.edu/~cottrell/ope/archive to see if there >have been any mailings that you didn't receive. If the answer is >"yes", contact me off-list. > >b) [as an alternative to a)] if you are not sure of your subscription >status, send a message to listserv@sus.csuchico.edu which reads >(only) REVIEW OPE-L. If listserv sends you the "REVIEW >OPE-L" sheet, then you know you are subscribed. If listserv >responds by sending you a message that you are not a subscriber >to OPE-L, send me a message off-list and I will take care of it. > >If listserv indicates in the "REVIEW OPE-L" that you _are_ a subscriber >but you _still_ aren't receiving postings, send a message to >listserv@sus.csuchico.edu which reads (only) SET OPE-L MAIL > >c) if you want to unsubscribe, please contact me off-list so that I know >that's what you want. > >d) if you want temporarily not to receive postings, do _not_ send an >unsubscription command to listserv. Instead, send a message to >listserv@sus,csuchico which reads (only) SET OPE-L NoMail >(When you then wish to resume receiving postings, send a >SET OPE-L MAIL message to listserv.) > >btw, we have never involuntarily removed any subscriber in list >history -- over 8 years(very few Internet lists can make this claim. >If you have any questions about the above, please contact me off-list >at Gerald_A_Levy@msn.com and/or glevy@pratt.edu > >Please save this message for future reference. > >In solidarity, Jerry > > > >I discovered yesterday that listserv had involuntarily unsubscribed >NINE members! I don't know when this happened since the protocol >of listserv no longer notifies 'owners' when there are unsubscriptions. > >Those who were unsubscribed by listserv without requesting it have now >been re-subscribed. In the future please follow the following guidelines: > >a) if you don't receive list mailings, go to our archives at ><http://ricardo.ecn.wfu.edu/~cottrell/ope/archive>http://ricardo.ecn.wfu.edu/~cottrell/ope/archive >to see if there >have been any mailings that you didn't receive. If the answer is >"yes", contact me off-list. > >b) [as an alternative to a)] if you are not sure of your subscription >status, send a message to ><mailto:listserv@sus.csuchico.edu>listserv@sus.csuchico.edu which reads >(only) REVIEW OPE-L. If listserv sends you the "REVIEW >OPE-L" sheet, then you know you are subscribed. If listserv >responds by sending you a message that you are not a subscriber >to OPE-L, send me a message off-list and I will take care of it. > >If listserv indicates in the "REVIEW OPE-L" that you _are_ a subscriber >but you _still_ aren't receiving postings, send a message to ><mailto:listserv@sus.csuchico.edu>listserv@sus.csuchico.edu which reads >(only) SET OPE-L MAIL > >c) if you want to unsubscribe, please contact me off-list so that I know >that's what you want. > >d) if you want temporarily not to receive postings, do _not_ send an >unsubscription command to listserv. Instead, send a message to ><mailto:listserv@sus,csuchico>listserv@sus,csuchico which reads (only) SET >OPE-L NoMail >(When you then wish to resume receiving postings, send a >SET OPE-L MAIL message to listserv.) > >btw, we have never involuntarily removed any subscriber in list history >-- over 8 years. If you have any questions about the above, please >contact me off-list ant ><mailto:Gerald_A_Levy@msn.com>Gerald_A_Levy@msn.com and/or ><mailto:glevy@pratt.edu>glevy@pratt.edu > >Please save this message for future reference. > >In solidarity, Jerry
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