I hate to post this message to the whole list, but removing myself using the
unsubscribe method in the headers isn't working. (I've unsubscribed myself
from about a dozen lists, and this one and the mySQL developers list both
refused to unsubscribe me, even after sending to the appropriate
confirmation address below.)
Again, sorry to bother everyone. If the list admin can figure out why I
can't automatically unsubscribe, I'd appreciate knowing why.
Thx,
Tac
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