Thank you for your suggestions, Pete.  We (my fellow list administrator,
John) and I will look into them in our situation.

John, FYI.

At 10:07 AM 5/10/97 -0400, you wrote:
>It has been my experience that this is generally due to one of two reasons:
>
>1) another subscriber's BROKEN mail transport agent is bouncing it back to
>the list as if it was being sent by the ORIGINAL poster.
>
>2) the originator's e-mail transport agent did not get sufficiently through
>its send mail protocol to think that the message had been successful
>transmitted to the remote mail server (when apparently it did).
>
>(Hopefully it isn't some Eudora user filter with a RE-DIRECT action ;-)

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