>Can someone tell me why I, as contributer to a list, receive this
>junk mail?  Why not the moderator?  This is somewhat like telling
>the author of a newpaper article that one of the delivery trucks ran
>into a traffic jam and didn't deliver the newpapers on time.  Do I
>care?
>
>Michael
 
I also just so happened to get 3 or 4 of these (I don't usually participate
that much in a month, let alone in a day).
 
But I also got a "gem" that I have attached at the bottom.  I would think
that RSCS@UWAVM would be trusted (?), but then I'm sure I should get this
message, maybe Listserv Postmaster at OREGON1 should get this.
 
Gary
 
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>Received: (from MAILER@OREGON1 for MAILER@DBNGMD21 via NJE)
>         (M-RSCS7638-7638;      16 LINES); Wed, 24 Feb 88 04:25:50 CET
>Received: by OREGON1 (Mailer X1.25) id 7637; Tue, 23 Feb 88 19:22:32 PST
>Date:         Tue, 23 Feb 1988 19:22 PST
>From:         Revised List Processor (1.5m) <LISTSERV@OREGON1>
>Subject:      Output of job "I-AMIGA" from RSCS@UWAVM
>To:           WAGNER
>
>Command replies from RSCS@UWAVM are being forwarded to you.
>This server has been placed offline. Processing of
>your DISTRIBUTE request has been postponed.
 
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Date:         Tue, 23 Feb 1988 21:52 PST
From:         Revised List Processor (1.5m) <LISTSERV@OREGON1>
Subject:      Output of job "L-VMCTR" from RSCS@UWAVM
To:           SPONSELL@AKRONVM
 
Command replies from RSCS@UWAVM are being forwarded to you.
RSCS@UWAVM   has  sent   a   DISTRIBUTE  job   to
LISTSERV@OREGON1  with  your   userid  as  "from"
origin.  This job  has  been  processed with  the
origin being forced  back to "RSCS@UWAVM". Please
contact    the   LISTSERV    Coordination   Board
<LCOORD-L@FRECP11> if you think that "RSCS@UWAVM"
should have been treated as a "trusted" userid.
Invalid mail origin specification.