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incorrect.
In the mailing of our most recent Issue of SUSTAINABILITY REVIEW
(#19) on 15 May 2000, something went very wrong with our Local
Service Provider's (LSP) mail list management software (Majordomo),
which up until now we had been successfully using for mailing 19
Issues of the newsletter. As a consequence two things occurred.
Multiple copies of Issue #19 were mailed to subscribers and several
other mail lists that we maintain for purposes of information
sharing were merged in the server records of our LSP with our opt-
in newsletter mail list. That means that your e-mail address may
now be mixed in with our subscriber-only mail list that regularly
receives SUSTAINABILITY REVIEW on a bi-weekly basis.
First, I want to sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this
might have caused.
Second, I want to tell you what Five E's Unlimited is doing as the
publisher of SUSTAINABILITY REVIEW to reassure you this will not
happen again.
Because of the popularity of SUSTAINABILITY REVIEW (almost 3,000
subscribers from 82 different countries), this glitch has been a
wake-up call for us and convinced us that we need to contract with
a responsible firm (of which there are many) to begin handling the
mailing of this newsletter as a totally separate venture.
Therefore, over the next several weeks I will be investigating
other options to continue a more secure and problem-free means of
maintaining our bi-weekly newsletter service.
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Please be assured that we are working very hard now to sort out all
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ecology/economy parallels, and fiscal incentives to encourage
sustainability.
Regards,
Warren Flint, Ph.D., Editor
Five E's Unlimited
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