Well.
Thanks to the ever-evolving anti-spam mess, it now it looks like
messages from AOL list members cannot be delivered properly, either.
(The most recent post from a list member - which a huge fraction of
you will never see - just generated an enormous number of delivery
failures.)
I must ask,
Ann said:
I am off to figure out some way around this. It is not going to be pretty, and
is most likely going to necessitate changes in everyone's behavior and how you
interact with the list. Sorry!
Ann, we all feel for you. What a mess. This must be effecting hundreds of
other mailing lis
Looks like it is even more widespread than Yahoo and AOL. Here is a message
from a different mailing list (the Birding lists digest).
"It's come to my attention that around 285 of our subscribers are bouncing all
messages from YAHOO subscribers. A little research has turned up the reason:
Y
I want to thank John (and others, off list) for their suggestions, but
I'd really like to keep the technical stuff here to a minimum, and
keep the list for Origami-related stuff if we can!
I'm going to send a quick explanation of what's going on (below) but
the non-computer folk don't need to conc
