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To Everyone,

 

This forum had over 700 members listed, which was causing problems with the

site. Many of these memberships were old from as far back as 2002. I've

gone through and deleted members that requested " no e-mail. " Most likely

those members have been long gone. I also deleted bouncing members, which

means messages weren't going through to the e-mail addresses. Usually this

means the e-mail address has been changed or discontinued.

 

I aplogize If I've accidentally deleted a member who wishes to remain

active. If so, please go to the forum and re-:

 

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Sincerely,

Therese Hamilton

Moderator

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Hello Terese and all,

 

, Therese Hamilton <eastwest

wrote:

 

> This forum had over 700 members listed, which was causing problems with the

site. Many of these memberships were old from as far back as 2002. I've gone

through and deleted members that requested " no e-mail. " Most likely those

members have been long gone. I also deleted bouncing members [...]

 

A good idea, I think, would be to give access to the archives to everyone, so

even if we are not rs to the list we could read its messages. I

sometime like to to a list only for its archives and do not

participate actively to it...

 

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Best regards,

François

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At 04:16 AM 9/5/2009 +0000, François

wrote:

>Hello Terese and all,

>

>A good idea, I think, would be to give access to the archives to everyone,

>so even if we are not rs to the list we could read its messages.

>I sometime like to to a list only for its archives and do not

>participate actively to it...

 

 

Hi François,

 

I don't think it's possible to access the archives without joining the

group. I didn't start this group, so I'm not sure how it's set up. At any

rate, it's a simple matter to join, and there's no obligation or screening.

You just click " join this group " and your're part of the group. The second

part of membership is controlled by the moderator. Initially no one is

allowed to post until their messages are approved.

 

Initial messages go directly to the moderator who approve or delete them.

If the poster is genuine and not spam, the moderator then places them on

unmoderated status, and they can post at any time. You are now on

unmoderated status. I think you re-joined a while ago with a new e-mail

address (?) , since I would never have kept you on moderated status.

Sometimes also messages get bounced (don't know why), and that can affect

membership status.

 

Sincerely,

Therese

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Hi Therese,

You worried me. I requested no emails because I just go to

and hit your site and read.

Thanks for all the hard work.

In L.V.X.,

chrys333

 

 

- In , Therese Hamilton <eastwest w

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> I aplogize If I've accidentally deleted a member who wishes to remain

> active. If so, please go to the forum and re-:

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At 08:00 PM 9/26/2009 +0000, chrys333

wrote:

>Hi Therese,

> You worried me. I requested no emails because I just go to

> Groups and hit your site and read.

> Thanks for all the hard work.

 

Hi Chrys,

 

Thanks for your note, and I'm sorry if you were deleted. For myself, I tend

to forget about sites unless I've asked for e-mails of the messages.

 

I've finally started to post sign notes again on Lost Zodiac--just finished

up Pisces which should be there in a day or two. I'll post it on the site

rather than on this forum. I'm using a very old web program which isn't

allowing me to do much with font size, so I'm trying to work that out. I

have a lot of trouble with many of the newer web sites which tend to use

very small fonts that I can hardly read. All I want is larger easy-to-read

text, but mine is coming out too large.

 

Therese