On Sat, 9 Jan 1999, murr rhame wrote:
> > My question is why a list admin, who provides a free service, and
> > subscribed the clueless willingly, has an obligation to put in
> > more time to unsubscribe that person?
>
> The point I was trying to make is that it takes less time to simply
> punt on request than it takes to attempt to train the cluefree.
It's even easier to just hit the "delete" key. Thus, the cluefree will
either become "clueful" or stay on the list. No time involved on my end.
> Your post to the list-managers was probably filtered for including the
> word "unsubscribe". Apparently, Majordomo scans the entire post for
> command words.
I'm well aware, thanks. Actually, I think filters like this should be
disabled for lists where such words are expected to be used. I'll live
with having my message hit the filter and requiring the list-owner to
approve it manually. It's not that my message is like news or anything
requiring immediate approval. ;-)
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