For a few days now, I have received  the message below every time someone
in my listserv posts to the group. However, when I review current
subscribers, I see that the subscriber(jdoe-a pseudonym for privacy) is
listed with a different address([log in to unmask])  than the problem
one([log in to unmask]). If my eyesight is correct, the problem address
is missing a period(.) after the "u" and before "washington."( Perhaps this
subscriber's address  was once " u.washington.edu." I cannot be sure
because I only review the list periodically. ) What confuses me is why the
listserv has him with a different address than the one listed in its own
files. How can I fix the problem? Thanks,Pat
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Date: Wed, 24 Aug 1994 07:38:31 -0700
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