> > We can not remove you, as you can't remove us. One removes himself from
> > the list at the Ipswitch Web site, (the same place one requests being
> added
> > to the list)
> >
>
> Actually, we CAN remove the guy.
>
> I just went to the
> http://www.ipswitch.com/support/mailing-lists.html
> form, pasted in the guy's address, clicked on unsubscribe for this forum,
> and got a "Success" report when I submitted it.
>
> I'm thinking it worked since there is no authentication of those
> submissions.
>
> I'm also thinking that when I finally get the imailsrv.pl running on my
> site, I will remove the "unsubscribe" field from my forms so as to prevent
> certain bozos from unsubscribing others - like maybe me.
>
> Gary Mauer
But that still wouldn't prevent some kid from subscribing fifty of his
closest friends to your mailing lists either. We had that problem for a
while, until I created my own auto-reply to the apparent subscriber, that
they needed to respond to prior to actually being subscribed. Using Cold
Fusion to do this made it fairly simple, but a natural listserv function
doing this would be better still.
Anthony
