FYI /Eric
 
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And as you can see, its subject line is the original mail's subject, so one
can't scan for that; and it removes the original's headers, so loop detection
doesn't work.  Suggest SERVE'ing it OFF.
 
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Subject:      Re:  News from Canada
 
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>Subject:      re: News from Canada
>To:           Multiple recipients of list XCULT-L <XCULT-L@PSUVM>
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>        I've gotten 18 of these so far.  The info is interesting, but this is a
>bit much.:-)  It looks like a mailer glitch of some sort.  Can anyone out there
>do something?  [Or is this just me? ;-) ]
>        Ruth H
 
Your list needs to be modified so it doesn't bounce so many times.  I also
received a lot of them.  I did not count all of them, I just deleted them.
 
Ralph