Tnx for this insight, also, makes a lot of sense.
Just discovered the account isn't being used anyway, so Delete it
just became.
Katy


> On Thu, 4 Mar 2004, Rich Greenberg wrote:
> > Katy,
> > Assuming that austinuno is a normal subscriber, yahoo is
telling you his
> > mailbox is full.  If it goes on for a while, set the user to
NOMAIL.
>
> I don't ever set anyone NOMAIL for error messages as that is a
good way to
> accumulate a lot of permanently inactive subscriptions very
quickly.  The
> renewal system will get to them eventually, yes, but best not
to have them.
>
> If the sub. is MAIL, I set it to DIGEST to cut down the number
of error
> messages.  Then, if the digest bounces another three or four
days in a row,
> I delete the subscription.  If it is a DIGEST subscription to
start with, I
> delete it after three or four days of error messages.
>
> I never set a sub. to NOMAIL for errors.  Better to just delete
it and
> be done with it.
>
> Douglas Winship    [log in to unmask]