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On 6/16/2006 20:42, Winship wrote:
> On Fri, 16 Jun 2006, Pete Weiss wrote:
>> But then again maybe I'm just a masochist?
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> Since when does taking care of subscriber problems make one a masochist?
> Isn't that the primary function of listonwers (including thinking of ways
> to forestal the problem(s) in the first place)?
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<attempt-at-humor>
At the BOFH School of List Administration, new list owners are taught that
subscribers exist only to provide a test load for your list. The easiest
way to prevent problems is to eliminate the subscribers.
</attempt-at-humor>
Hi, Pete! How's retirement treating you?
--
Paul Russell, Senior Systems Administrator
OIT Messaging Services Team
University of Notre Dame
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