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This morning I received a personal invitation from omega-excess-list
moderator Gerrit Jacobsen jrt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx to join the "excess list".
Apparently it's not enough that I have to wade through all the crap (spam,
anti-spam, removal votes, etc.) posted to this list recently, but now the
self-anointed are going to police the list and I'm going to have to wade
through more crap in my e-mail. The <delete> key is useless against this
barrage of crap! I think I'll spend the next few weeks routing the omega
list content to the delete bin, then perhaps I'll check back to see if the
list is worth my time.
Earl
-----Original Message-----
From: List Manager <jrt@xxxxxxxxxx>
To: eadamy@xxxxxxxxxx <eadamy@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Monday, November 16, 1998 10:26 PM
Subject: Please join omega-excess-list@xxxxxxxxxxxx
>This is the eGroups.com service.
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>The moderator of the omega-excess-list@xxxxxxxxxxx group
>would like to invite you to join the group. To join,
>YOU MUST REPLY to this message.
>
>If you join, you can read group messages in your e-mail
>in-box or on the Web.
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>Here is a welcome statement provided by the group moderator:
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>This is the Omega-Excess list.
>
>Your are invited to subscribe since you are a subscriber to the omega-list.
If not please disregard this message.
>
>The omega-list has recently been flooded with postings which did not comply
with the rules of the list or were out of the strict focus of the list.
>
>The Omega-Excess list will carry all postings which are NOT suitable for
the regular Omega-list. These are in particular: Commercials, abuse,
bashings regarding Omega Research, trading in general and particular persons
or organisations. And of course responses to those postings.
>
>You are strongly encouraged to subscribe to this list in order to keep the
regular Omega-list free from above mentioned items.
>
>This list aims to give you and others a legitimate channel for announcing
your thoughts, proposals and feelings on various matters which are not
suitable for the Omega-list.
>
>Even if you are not interested in above mentioned items you should consider
subscribing to this list in order to give potential abusers of the regular
Omega-list a large alternative audience for their thoughts so that they do
not need to seek their audience on the regular list.
>
>Yours sincerely,
>
>Gerrit Jacobsen
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