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Date: Tue, 29 Mar 94 10:49:26 EDT From: cfmski@mainestreet.tiac.net (Chris Miller) To: com-priv@psi.com Why would anyone want to get off com-priv? <G> One of the rules I learned is to keep records of where one subscribes to a mailing list. I do not get com-priv from psi.com, but I receive the digest from elsewhere. Since no one has suggested this yet, check your headers. And W3 had a list of several sites when I first subscribed. When I did get it from psi, com-priv-request ended at a human named Sue and I found her quite helpful and responsive. (I changed accounts during that repost mixup a month or so ago.) That I did continue to get mail for a while had nothing to do with psi, but AOL and some other site reflecting old mail. And my .02 worth here: Majordomo's nose is out of joint. I've sent it commands as if it were a listserv, (a name to which sometimes it answers) and it replies with a note INSISTING that I not treat it like a listserv. Particularly annoying was the fact that it recognized the command I sent but refused to execute it. Boy, I needed to be taught that lesson. Not. Chris
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