Just a thought. Other lists that I am subscribed to append the
unsubscribe instructions to each and every message, 2 lines at most.

Mark Willis wrote:
> 
> Tjaart van der Walt wrote:
> >
> > Virtual wrote:
> > >
> > > Unsunscribe me please, i sent my message to the lsit server, but it
> > > didn't take i guess
> >
> > You didn't do it right then, I guess.
> >
> > Perhaps you should try again.
> > Check your return address.
> > No-one on the list can unsubscribe you.
> >
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> >
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> 
>   Folks:  I've started zapping off a canned "Here's how to unsubscribe"
> sheet to these folks, you can ignore 'em if you want to <G>  (On
> re-reading it, maybe I should "this might get you off" and "very slow"
> to WON'T and WON'T?)  Need a PIC tool to do this <G>  Maybe that'll be
> rev. 2 on the Keydler or something.
> 
>   Mark, mwillis@nwlink.com, who speweth (all too) regularly:
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> 
>     HOW TO UNSUBSCRIBE
> 
> There is one way that works to get off the list.  DO NOT post to the
> list.  This might get you off, but is the worst way to do it; A post to
> the list goes to all subscribers, is VERY slow and gets everyone angry
> with you.  If the administrator misses seeing it (and he DOES NOT read
> the list!), you don't get off the list.
> 
> Do NOT post to me requesting an unsubscribe.  I CANNOT unsubscribe
> you. I will simply delete your request.  YOU and only you can
> unsubscribe yourself.
> 
>   Post to:
> 
> LISTSERV@MITVMA.MIT.EDU (i.e. mailto:LISTSERV@MITVMA.MIT.EDU)
> 
> from the address at which you are subscribed containing nothing but
> 
> unsubscribe PICList
> 
> in the first line of the message, from the address at which you are
> subscribed.  This is automatically executed and is the fastest method.
> The message must contain the exact words "unsubscribe PICList", no
> other spelling works.
> 
>   If you are trying to unsubscribe from an address different from the
> one you subscribed from, you must include that original address like
> this:  on the first line of the message:
> unsubscribe PICList <oldaddress>
> 
>   Good luck!
> 
>   Mark Willis, mwillis@nwlink.com
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