Earlier today, I just reissued 600+ invitations - the security code must have been getting annoyed as it started throwing greek letters at me. :)
I am already please to report we are now half way from "pleased" (500) to "delighted" (600) with 550 subscribers. -The Management On Saturday, August 16, 2014 10:34:42 AM UTC-4, MORPHMET wrote: > > Hi, Folks. This is just an update on the ongoing migration to the new > system. > > First, I am pleased to note that we currently have 456 subscribed members. > These are real, interested parties who have either initiated their own > subscription or responded to my invitations. The old subscriber list > included over 1100 addresses. If we get 500+ active subscribers I will be > satisfied. 600+ and I will be delighted. After more than a decade of > subscription accumulation, getting 50% response will be pretty good, I > think. And, I know many are currently on vacation. > > Second, I have over the past two days reissued subscription invitations to > over 600 addresses. The subscriptions expire after a week, and I must > reissue them...ten at a time, typing in those illegible security codes. I > plan to continue to reissue unanswered subscriptions periodically through > September. I appreciate your patience in this should you get multiple > subscription invitations you don't want. Please ignore them, but if they > are too annoying, write me and I will manually remove you from the > invitation list. I can also make manual adjustments to the subscribed > address. But note,... > > To use the web interface, you must be logged in via a Google account. If > you do not have one (and are subscribed), you may post to the list by > sending an email to morphmet@morphometrics.org or replying (to the list) > to postings appearing in your email account. Users are initially set up to > receive real-time email of individual list posts, but you can change that > to no email, or a digest format including multiple postings. I am not sure > how one responds to the latter, but I suspect some sort of obvious reply > would work. > > Also, you can adjust your own email subscription by either subscribing to > the list by sending an email message from your desired subscription address > to > > morphmet+subscr...@morphometrics.org > > and you can unsubscribe by sending an email from the address to be > unsubscribed to: > > morphmet+unsubscr...@morphometrics.org > > As always, earlier posts to the list (new or old) can be found at > mail-archive.com > > Best, ds > -- MORPHMET may be accessed via its webpage at http://www.morphometrics.org To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to morphmet+unsubscr...@morphometrics.org.
