On 03 December 2001, Laura Creighton said:
> they feel morally obligated to communicate the fact to everybody on
> your mailing list. Pretty soon you have more mail about the virus
> than whatever your list is for. Does anybody have a way to
> prevent these messages from poluting your list?
Sounds like some list members have broken autoresponders (or their sites
have broken autoresponders). (The fact that they are virus-detecting
autoresponders is not really relevant.) The usual answer to "What can I
do about broken autoresponders" is "Not much". Well, you can disable
the subscription of users with broken autoresponders. For politeness,
you should probably send them a note that you are doing so, cc'd to the
postmaster of their domain.
Hmmm, I think I'll add a FAQ entry for this...
Greg
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