Dear Prof Frank Harrel:
I am extremely sorry for having reposted the same question numerous
times. Earlier when I had posted I got replies stating that my post
had matched a filter rule and hence was being held by the moderator.
So I assumed that the question was never posted and I reposted with
It is perhaps time to bring to people's general attention that
there is an issue with postings from gmail.com addresses being
held for moderation because The headers matched a filter rule.
It is not only gmail.com, but there is a marked excess of these.
Vishwanath (@gmail.com) is one of many
I have received the Matched a Filter Rule message a number of times.
I have some control over what the headers of my messages look like, so
if I was told what the filter rule is, I could perhaps modify the
messages to avoid it. You probably don't want to post that information
to the list,
Thanks for both your note Ted and Vishwanath. I had no idea this was
going on.
Sincerely,
Frank
On 05/29/2010 05:43 AM, (Ted Harding) wrote:
It is perhaps time to bring to people's general attention that
there is an issue with postings from gmail.com addresses being
held for moderation
I'm not sure we know exactly what the filters are griping about. One
other aspect the Ted didn't mention is that posts from the Nabble
interface also seem to get trapped, especially with a gmail address,
but that doesn't apply in Duncan's case.
Duncan Murdoch wrote:
I have received the Matched
Hello:
I am working on getting some statistics related to clinical trials and
stuff. I have to work with ICD9 codes.
Is anyone aware of any R method that deals with ICD9 codes
verification and manipulation.
Thanks
Vishwanath
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Your notes are bordering on harassment. Do you expect that everyone who
reads this list will reply I do not have anything that will help you
if they don't? By my count this is your 4th note asking for this help.
That being said I hope that you do find help somewhere or implement it
yourself
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