It has come to our attention that the practice of forwarding messages to this group is still happening, despite our repeated requests for people to desist. Forwarding messages to this group is not within our list policy. We've made this clear time and time again, but people just take no notice it seems. OK, people may forget, but it seems i'm going to have to reinforce my efforts to develop filters to prevent forwarding.
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