Subject: Mail list at cs.dartmouth.edu

Hi -

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they get impatient.  If you already sent an unsubscribe message,
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 - In general, you can not reply to a message to correctly 
unsubscribe.  You must address each message to the correct list-request
address.

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 - A few addresses have been "banned" because they send spam to
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 - There may be a bug in the robot which prevents it from taking
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the list manager, Wayne Cripps


        Wayne