jeff
At 3:11 PM 11/18/95, hyper-creatrix wrote:
>At 11:10 1995/11/18 PST, you wrote:
>>[email protected] wrote:
>>>At 09:51 1995/11/18 -0600, you wrote:
>>>>desubscribe www-vrml
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>you are not supposed to post an unsubscribe request like tis.
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>>Note, unless you can tell them how to unsubscribe, then it should be clear
>>they *are* doing it correctly, i.e., they're looking for someone who can tell
>>them how to unsubscribe. And unless they're as morononic as this statement,
>>
>> you are not supposed to post an unsubscribe request like tis.
>>
>>- moronic because there is no indication of the "right solution" (just more
>>gas) - they should keep trying. (But then is the word gdesubscribe" in the
>>English dictionary?)
>>
>excuse me, but each of us was given instructions when we subscribed to the
>list on how to *unsubscribe*. if they failed to keep those instructions then
>they should not clutter the list like this. if you are going to fault me for
>a typo then you are as moronic as those who are such slackers that they
>can't even keep a set of instructions! i'm not the first person to make a
>typo in a post, and i certainly won't be the last.
>get a life!
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>>
>not on your life!
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