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Re: Chernobyl at SIMSOC..


From: Sven N. Thommesen
Subject: Re: Chernobyl at SIMSOC..
Date: Wed, 16 Apr 1997 09:28:53 -0500

I suspect the culprit in all of this is Professor Lionello Punzo in Siena,
who sent his 'subscribe' message to simsoc to this list (possibly by just
hitting 'reply' to the original posting about simsoc). His message has
'owner-swarm-support' as sender and reply-to. Chris, you might try to
unsubscribe that address from simsoc. Lionello -- naughty, naughty! 

E-mail is fun and useful, but like all else it takes a smidgen of learning
how to make it work right ...

Cheers,
Sven Thommesen

At 08:02 AM 4/16/97 MDT, you wrote:
>
>Hi Folks....
>
>  Clearly the SIMSOC list has gone critical and is experiencing a Chernobyl
>style melt-down....
>
>  Somehow swarm-support itself is on the simsoc's list, even though the
>listserve software insists it is not....
>
>  Sorry about the massive redistribution of their problem - we're trying
>to prevent these messages from getting to swarm-support and hence to you,
>but its really a problem with SIMSOC...
>
>  In the meantime - the main problem is everybody trying to unsubscribe
>from SIMSOC without knowing how to do it...there are now several 
>versions of the proper way to unsubscribe floating around, and some
>of them clearly don't work...
>
>  For now....Do not send *any* mail to simsoc at *any* address, as it just
>compounds the problem - I'm sure they are working on it to try to fix it,
>and if you bear with a bit more chain-reaction type messages, they will
>eventually go away. If you respond, you sustain the chain-reaction..
>
>  We're trying to find out *the* proper way to unsubscribe from their
>list, but as long as lists of lists are on their lists, just unsubscribing
>yourself probably won't work - *you* personally are probably not 
>subscribed at all, just a list that you are on....
>
>  Again - if you respond to simsoc in anyway, you promote the chain-reaction,
>if everybody stops responding to simsoc, the chain-reaction will die out...
>And I'm *sure* the maintainers of simsoc are tearing their hair-out at
>the moment in order to fix the problem....
>
>  so - patience is virtual.....
>
>Chris Langton
>
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