Elizabeth Richardson wrote:
Gary, the message in question said you were subscribed, not
unsubscribed. While I agree that folks should have realized no one was
targeting them specifically and that it was a general list problem, your
list of logical realizations did not apply to this situation.
Wrong.
They are both logical and reasonable, something many listers were not. Common sense, patience and
simple courtesy would have gone a long way to avoiding the larger congestion caused by the me
too'ers and what's going on with "MY" list. Remember, this list is a "FREE" resource provided by
the good people at Millenia and NO ONE has the right to complain if there is a small problem that
will inevitably be taken care of. And for all of you listers who did not receive, did not read, or
just deleted Jim's messages, the problem was not caused by the list server. It was a problem with a
subscriber. The mail delivery delays have more to do with the congestion on the Internet Backbones
that with the Millenia servers. In other words they did an excellent job of handling a problem that
did not originate with them and over which they had little control. Kudos to them and can we PLEASE
now drop the subject and get back to genealogy and away from kvetching?
--
Gene Y.
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