Actually I saw both this and the other one - they were emailed directly
to the aus-soaring list, presumably by someone who is a subscriber.
Perhaps the listowner might consider removing this person from the list
until they've gotten their computer problem sorted out?
Teal
On 19/08/2015 2:01 PM, Mark Newton wrote:
On Aug 18, 2015, at 9:40 AM, Derek Ruddock <drudd...@iinet.net.au
<mailto:drudd...@iinet.net.au>> wrote:
As if anyone is foolish enough to click on a link like thisâŠ
I donât think anybody on aus-soaring saw the link until you
forwarded it to the list, because non-subscriber posts are rejected
specifically to keep things like this away. But youâre a subscriber,
so it accepted your message just fine.
So whatever it is, youâve exposed several hundred people who
wouldnât have otherwise seen it. :-)
Just sayinâ.
(and yes: Kinda silly to click on things like this. And to forward them.)
- mark
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