|I've tried several times to get removed, but nothing that anyone has told
|me has gotten me removed. This list is now very useless to me and the 100
|messages a day build up! It's very bothersome. So if someone could mail me
|the proper and full information, it would make my day!

I hate seeing these messages on the list. It means only one of two
things.

				EITHER

The person didn't bother to save the helpful welcome message which
tells you how to get off the list, and how to deal with subscription
problems.

				  OR

There is a problem with the majordom list management (but see the
first item, since the welcome message tells you how to contact the
list owner and deal with that too!)

Unfortunately, somehow it always seems that it is the first thing that
has gone wrong. In case there is anyone who hasn't saved the list
welcome message, I am attaching a copy to this mail. PLEASE save this
information if you don't already have it.

Regards
Ivan Curtis

INCLUDED WELCOME MESSAGE FOLLOWS ----------------------------------------

Welcome to the port-mac68k mailing list!

Please save this message for future reference.  Thank you.

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[Last updated on: Tue Aug 29 14:30:52 1995]
This is a mailing list for users and other parties interested in
NetBSD on the 68k-based Macintosh computers.  This list replaces
both macbsd-* groups (macbsd-general and macbsd-development).

Please see <URL:http://www.netbsd.org/Ports/mac68k/index.html>
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