oh for the love of pete, will someone PLEASE remove me from this list? it would seem that complaining publicly is the only way to get off here. this is really, genuinely crazy.
public@kered.org wrote:
i sent a blank email to "dev+unsubscribe@lists.roundcube.net". it was returned "recipient unknown".
on a related annoyance, have you noticed that the majority of listserv emails lack any sort of "[roundcube]" tag to the subject line? scanning your inbox is a real pain the way you're running it now.
thanks again, derek
Derek Anderson wrote:
i also have been unable to unsubscribe. would you mind plucking me from your database as well?
Not a problem, I just need you to confirm that you would like me to unsubscribe public@kered.org from RoundCube Dev.
Optionally if you could also give me a short summary of what you did to unsubscribe, and how it failed, I can use that information to further approve the list manager / list setup.
Bob
RoundCube Dev subscribers (Derek Anderson scroll down),
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Derek Anderson wrote:
oh for the love of pete, will someone PLEASE remove me from this list? it would seem that complaining publicly is the only way to get off here. this is really, genuinely crazy.
public@kered.org has been removed from the RoundCube Dev mailing list. In addition I've added the following to the mailing list filter:
# 2005-12-03: PERMANENT: Derek Anderson public@kered.org if envelope :matches "from" "*@kered.org" { discard; stop; }
If you can't keep unsubscription request of the list, I'd rather you keep you off the list altogether.
Bob (list administrator)
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Derek Anderson