From:         Cristina Blanxer <[log in to unmask]>
Subject:      Re: My experiences with LISTEARN
Comments: To: Darren Evans-Young <[log in to unmask]>
In-Reply-To:  Message of Thu,
              3 Sep 1992 17:11:15 CDT from <[log in to unmask]>
 
On Thu, 3 Sep 1992 17:11:15 CDT you said:
>
>Harry,
>
>You are not alone. I went through HELL trying to remove my IBM-MAIN
>peer.  I was never personally advised that EB0UB011 was going away.
>I just happened to get wind of it through RELAY-L. It took me hours
 
|  Right, Darren. As the node is going to fade away, the server RELAY
|was been shut down.
|  Let me tell you that you work stupidly more than you needed. It shows
|that you don't have much work to do otherwise, you would have thougt
|f a way of getting in contact with the postmaster of listserv, who
|s SERVEMAN@EB0UB011, where i got nothing from you.
 
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|I hope I don't have never more to work together, because it's a real
|pain in the ***.
| Sincerely yours:
|             Cristina Blanxer (postmaster of LISTSERV@EB0UB011,
                               postmaster of LISTSERV@EBCESCA1)
 
 
    I find this a little disturbing, is this the expected reply or attitude
that I am going to get from the postmaster when a problem arises. While I may
not be entirely versed in the subject or the particular matter at hand I am
concerned with the attitude of those I am likely to be working with at some
future date.   I work with a server and am still learning the ins and outs
and it is likely that i will have to call upon the Postmaster from time to
time, and I do not like being told that being a bit netter makes me a pain
in the ****. I would have expected a more professional attitude from a
postmaster, perhaps I have expected too much from one that is obiouslly not
a *BITNET* netter.
 
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