Steve,
I am sorry to bother you. However it seems to me that the Mail List server
won't let me unsubscribe. I have tried several times to send email to
[email protected] with the following format:
subject line: unsubscribe
message body: unsubscribe [email protected] unicode
However I still get email messages send to this account. The reason that I
want to unsubscribe is because I have two email addresses (office and home)
and I subscribed to the Unicode mail list for both accounts. Now I am
forwarding all my office emails to my home account, which results in two
copies of every message from the Unicode list.
Who would be the right person for me to contact or what's wrong with my
approach of unsubscribing?
I will appreciate if you can give me some information.
Thanks,
Kevin
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-----Original Message-----
From: Steve Greenfield (Unicode) <[email protected]>
To: Multiple Recipients of <[email protected]>
Date: Friday, February 27, 1998 9:09 AM
Subject: RE: (??)
>UNICODE MAIL LIST HELP FILE
>
>The public mail list "[email protected]" is open to anyone who
>wishes to be involved in technical discussions of the Unicode Standard.
>
>
>1. SUBSCRIBE
>
>You can subscribe to the Unicode public mail list by sending a message to
>the list's "request" address. The subject line of your message should
>contain the word "subscribe". The body of the message should contain a
>subscription command, which has the following form:
>
> subscribe YOUR_ADDRESS unicode
>
>For example, if your e-mail address is "[email protected]" you
>would subscribe to the Unicode list by sending a note to
>"[email protected]" with the subject line "subscribe" and the
>contents as follows:
>
> subscribe [email protected] unicode
>
>(Your personal name should not be specified; only your electronic mail
>address is needed for subscription.) Subscriptions take effect
>immediately, beginning with the next message posted to the list.
>
>
>2. UNSUBSCRIBE
>
>You may remove yourself from the mail list at any time by similarly sending
>an "unsubscribe" message, for example, assuming your address is
>"[email protected]" you would unsubscribe by sending the
following
>message to the same address "[email protected]":
>
> unsubscribe [email protected] unicode
>
>
>3. POST MESSAGES
>
>When you wish to post a message to the list itself (i.e., to the
>subscribers), send it to "[email protected]", not to the request
>address, "[email protected]". The "-request" address is
>only for subscription and unsubscription.
>
>
>4. CAVEAT EMPTOR
>
>This list has occasional lulls during which only a message or two per day
>might be posted, but it has also been subject to heavy periods where more
>than twenty messages per day will be exchanged, so subscribers should be
>prepared for both circumstances. In general, you can expect to see 5 to 10
>messages per day.
>
>The subscription mechanism is very literal, and it doesn't know about all
>the aliases by which you may be known. Therefore when you subscribe please
>make a note of your precise subscription address. You will not be able to
>unsubscribe without matching the precise address by which you subscribed.
>For example, if you subscribe as "[email protected]" then you will NOT
>be able to unsubscribe by the name "[email protected]", or by
>"[email protected]" or any other such mis-matched address.
>
>
>5. THE NEWS LIST (BROADCAST ONLY)
>
>There is also a "news" list to which you can subscribe if you are ONLY
>interested in official consortium announcements, and have no wish to
>participate in any technical discussion. Send a similar subscription
>request to "[email protected]", to wit:
>
> subscribe [email protected] news
>
>If you subscribe to the [email protected] list, then it is REDUNDANT to
>subscribe to the news list; all official announcements are sent to both
>lists. If you subscribe to both, you will get two copies of all official
>announcements. In subscribing to the news list, you gain nothing extra;
>the news list is a broadcast-only list intended solely for individuals with
>no interest in technical discussions or message exchange.
>
>
>6. NOTES
>
>The mail lists are not serviced by a LISTSERV type of server. The command
>set of the server is limited to simple requests for addition & removal.
>There is no digest mode. The list of subscribers is not available.
>Messages are usually archived on a temporary basis, but the archives are
>not currently available for downloading; and there are no plans to make
>them available.
>
>Last revision: 1997-02-22 12:36
>
>
>> ----------
>> From: Shigeyoshi Tanaka[SMTP:[email protected]]
>> Reply To: [email protected]
>> Sent: Friday, February 27, 1998 3:06 AM
>> To: Multiple Recipients of
>> Subject: (??)
>>
>> subscribe [email protected] unicode
>>
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