Timestamps are appended at the local computer.  My machines clock is up 
to date.  If someone is in a time zone further west I would expect that 
they would have a earlier time stamp if they replied before their local 
time caught up.  I'm using Thunderbird which I believe just puts the 
local machines date/time into that timestamp without any offset for 
GMT.  I don't remember if that's the SMPT spec. for how timestamps work 
on pop clients, and I'm really too lazy to look it up, but I figure if 
Thunderbird does it that way it's probably the standard.  It doesn't 
surprise me though it can be annoying.  I've sent a number of e-mails in 
the last few weeks that simply got lost.  Not just to the list.  The 
list e-mails will sometimes come back almost instantaneously, (well 
within 7 minutes which is delay I've set in my client between server 
checks), sometimes delayed by hours to days.  I don't know if it's a 
problem with my provider, the list or somewhere else.

Paul Sorenson wrote:
> Hmmm...don't have any ideas what's causing it, but often your posts 
> arrive from the list with a time/date stamp later than posts responding 
> to yours.
>
> -p
>
> P. J. Alling wrote:
>   
>> You know I've been having trouble with about every type of e-mail lately 
>> but the list seems to be the worst.  I just got tired of typing test.  
>> I'm trying to figure out if it's all related to my provider or the 
>> Internet as a whole.  After all you don't have to look.
>>
>> John Celio wrote:
>>     
>>>> Slow list, I got worried.
>>>>     
>>>>         
>>> Unless you're testing your list reception, I don't understand why you keep 
>>> doing this.
>>>
>>> It's just slow.  If you don't believe it, go check the archive instead of 
>>> emailing everyone.
>>>
>>> Thanks.
>>> John
>>>
>>> --
>>> http://www.neovenator.com
>>> http://www.cafepress.com/neovenatorphoto 
>>>
>>>
>>>   
>>>       
>>     
>
>
>   


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