Subject: Thank you all so very much for the mail

From: Scott Goehring <[email-masked]>
Date: Mon, 14 Oct 91 09:20:38 -0500

I would like to extend my heartfelt thanks to all of you for flooding
my mailbox with roughly 90 shining examples of that which we call a
mail message.  Of course, if Brad had removed me from purdue-mudders
as I requested of in mail roughly a week past, I wouldn't have
received all this trash.  I decided that, when Brad failed to remove
me as requested, that I would not bother asking Dan Trinkle to remove
me unless the list content became worthless or problematic.  Thanks to
all of you, it has done so.  Therefore, I have requested Dan Trinkle
to remove me from the list (on the grounds that the list owner has not
complied with my request); he has acknowledged my request and informed
me that I will be off the list with this evening's update.  It is my
personal belief that this list has outlived its usefulness and
probably should be removed altogether, but I'm not in any position to
actually effect such action.

Thank you ever so much for setting a personal record for total number
of message waiting in my mail spool on Monday morning, though.  125 is
a new record.

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From: [email-masked] (Bruce Sterling Woodcock)
Date: Mon, 14 Oct 91 9:30:33 EST

Yeah; I wish I could have done something about it too, Scott.  I just deleted
them as they came after a while but it was still annoying.  Perhaps the list
has outlived itself.  Personally, I don't think so; there are still some things
(other than drivel) that it's good for.  But perhaps there are better things,
too... say, Brad... what about starting another list?  ;)

Bruce

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