Jim Allan said:
 
> jonathon wrote:
>  > Every message sent to the list contains unsubscribe headers.  Some
>  > messages, such as , Message-ID:
>  > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> also contain
>  > unsubscribe instructions at the bottom of the email.
> 
> This message, as sent to me via gmane.comp.org (I get all email via
> gmane for this discussion group) contains no unsubscribe instructions
at
> the bottom of the mail as received.
> 
> I believe that no emails as received by me contains these
instructions,
> except when they are included as part of the quotation from an earlier
> email. I am using Mozilla Thunderbird.
> 
> The unsubscribe message is included in the header, if I choose to show
> the complete header, which I normally do not. So I would not see it.
> 
> See also
>
http://www.openoffice.org/servlets/BrowseList?listName=users&count=18546
4
> .
> 
> Jim Allan
> 
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First, note the unsubscribe stuff at the bottom of Jim Allan's message,
as I received it - via my company's mail server, to Outlook on my
desktop. 

If messages RECEIVED by people using Gmane were the only ones routinely
stripped of the administrivia, I would imagine that Gmane was set to
strip everything past the body of incoming messages. 

However, I've received messages from other people, via the list, that
also lacked the administrivia. 

Therefore, it's got to be something that the list server is doing.

With luck, there'll be somebody who is:
a) in charge
b) actually reading the list
who will:
a) sort out the problem
b) explain it to the rest of us.

It's embarrassing to call somebody down as an asshole for not reading
something... and then find out that he didn't actually receive it.

As for M. A. Martin, though, he's received it in about 100 quoted
messages, so he's seen it even if it gets stripped from the bottom of
his received messages.

HOWEVER, if the list server can mess up in the content that it sends
out, perhaps it also messes up when it's supposed to send confirmation
messages in response to unsubscribe attempts.

Just a thought.

 - Kevin
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