9 Apr
2020
9 Apr
'20
9:21 p.m.
On Thursday 09 April 2020 13:51:12 Dr. Nikolaus Klepp wrote:
Anno domini 14:44:55 Thu, 9 Apr 2020 -0600 (MDT)
Marvin Jones via trinity-users scripsit:
Surely someone in this august group knows enough to
change the SUBJECT: contents when going off-topic.
Hm ... how would one do that, I guess ?
It's like trying to train a cat to perform tricks.
Bill
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> > 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.