They are the automated responses from the list server. (Entitled "WARNING! (2693798926)") 10-20 per download session at a minimum and I download at least 3 times per day. I assume they mean that my ISP is bouncing the messages coming to me, although it appears that all appear in my inboxes. (No apparent gaps in threads.) All of my outgoing messages seem to go through with no problems. This download they were all Lem Swap, but they have also included (randomly) the SuperMacs, PowerBook and PCI lists.
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