Hi,
The underlying problem is that computer-go.org lives
with dvandva.org, and the two addresses are presented in different
places in the email header. This is present in much spam.
I don't know how to get off any blacklists. As far as
I can tell with my primitive skills, my domains are not a source
of spam.
When the list moved, it was a surprise. I did not get a
current subscriber list from the debris, but had a 6 year subscriber
log, and recreated the list from that. If you had been subscribed,
and subsequently unsubscribed, I missed the unsub, it was my error,
and I apologize.
The list is set up as it was for 6 years. At some point I
will reinstall everything so as to maintain the computer-go.org
domain in all places, but it won't be soon.
Thank you for taking the time to explain your situation.
I can be reached via:
[email protected]
and
http://twitter.com/#search?q=%23computergo
http://twitter.com/roveg
Thanks again,
veg
On Mon, 19 Apr 2010, Jerome Abela wrote:
On Sun, Apr 18, 2010 at 10:36 PM, R?mi Coulom <[email protected]> wrote:
I have the same problem. The computer-go mailing list seems to be
blacklisted. My university does not deliver its emails anymore. I had to use
another email account.
I had been subscribed to this list several years ago (I even hosted it
in the late 90s), but stopped my subscription at least 5 years ago.
And suddenly, a few months ago, a problem on the list triggered the
re-subscription a several old subscribers, including me. I'm for one
very happy with this. But probably most of the people who unsubscribed
in the past just didn't want to receive it, and could have been
clicking "Report Spam" on all the emails since this incident, thus
marking the list as a high source of spams.
Jerome.
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