If it;'s any concellation Roger, many of my Fluxlist
e-mails turn up in the Spam fritter tray also ( and
some knot). All part of lives rich tea biscuit.
Michael
--- Roger Stevens [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, and there seems to be no rhyme or reason.
Sometimes a fluxlist
missive doesn't have SPAM written all over it.
Worse - poems for the Poetry Zone. Kids use all
sorts, or no, suject
headers. So there's no way of telling if Hey POEMS
is indeed a poem or
exciting news about cinnamon flavoured sperm.
And even worse, I belong to the Bri6tish Spam
Society - an organisation
celebrating the role of that undervalued and much
maligned meat product
- spam.
Hey Ho!
R^^^!!
h, I see.
Really? so each of the Fluxlist postings come as
SPAM?
Too bad that you don't have a way to tell (whomever)
that you'll accept
them. Considering how often you come back to
hundreds of emails, it
would seem to save a LOT of time for you.
R~~
I really enjoyed the article.
I didn't mean to brand it spam. It's just my
server sends Fluxlist
stuff
to me with the prefix SPAM and when I reply I
have to delete it from
the subject line - and I obviously forgot.
It's another blog! http://flobberlob.blogspot.com/
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