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Has anyone ever managed to unsubscribe successfully from xfree86
@xfree86org? How about getting a reply to mail sent to the list owner?

Patrick Dunford wrote:
> Has anyone ever managed to unsubscribe successfully from xfree86
> @xfree86org? How about getting a reply to mail sent to the list owner?
>

Can we see the mail headers? it may well be your email setup does not
agree with what majordomo thinks you are. If they dont line up you
cannot un-subscribe.

Often at the subscritpion web site is an email addy you can link to to
get it done manually.

You subscribed to a list, thats asking for the email, that is not spamming.

regards

Thing

In article <aeGhd.29113$> in nz.comp on Tue, 02
Nov 2004 19:57:52 +1300, thing <> says...
> Patrick Dunford wrote:
> > Has anyone ever managed to unsubscribe successfully from xfree86
> > @xfree86org? How about getting a reply to mail sent to the list owner?
> >
>
> Can we see the mail headers? it may well be your email setup does not
> agree with what majordomo thinks you are. If they dont line up you
> cannot un-subscribe.
>
> Often at the subscritpion web site is an email addy you can link to to
> get it done manually.
>
> You subscribed to a list, thats asking for the email, that is not spamming.

When they refuse to remove you from a list it is - heard of "opt out"
lists?

Patrick Dunford wrote:
> In article <aeGhd.29113$> in nz.comp on Tue, 02
> Nov 2004 19:57:52 +1300, thing <> says...
>
>>Patrick Dunford wrote:
>>
>>>Has anyone ever managed to unsubscribe successfully from xfree86
>>>@xfree86org? How about getting a reply to mail sent to the list owner?
>>>
>>
>>Can we see the mail headers? it may well be your email setup does not
>>agree with what majordomo thinks you are. If they dont line up you
>>cannot un-subscribe.
>>
>>Often at the subscritpion web site is an email addy you can link to to
>>get it done manually.
>>
>>You subscribed to a list, thats asking for the email, that is not spamming.
>
>
> When they refuse to remove you from a list it is - heard of "opt out"
> lists?

Would be unusual, most likely a email/domain mis-match.

They are not selling anything, you do not have to part with $, so its
not really spam.

incl some headers so we can see, or stop raving...

regards

Thing

In article <CHGhd.29116$> in nz.comp on Tue, 02
Nov 2004 20:29:15 +1300, thing <> says...
> Patrick Dunford wrote:
> > In article <aeGhd.29113$> in nz.comp on Tue, 02
> > Nov 2004 19:57:52 +1300, thing <> says...
> >
> >>Patrick Dunford wrote:
> >>
> >>>Has anyone ever managed to unsubscribe successfully from xfree86
> >>>@xfree86org? How about getting a reply to mail sent to the list owner?
> >>>
> >>
> >>Can we see the mail headers? it may well be your email setup does not
> >>agree with what majordomo thinks you are. If they dont line up you
> >>cannot un-subscribe.
> >>
> >>Often at the subscritpion web site is an email addy you can link to to
> >>get it done manually.
> >>
> >>You subscribed to a list, thats asking for the email, that is not spamming.
> >
> >
> > When they refuse to remove you from a list it is - heard of "opt out"
> > lists?
>
> Would be unusual, most likely a email/domain mis-match.
>
> They are not selling anything, you do not have to part with $, so its
> not really spam.
>
> incl some headers so we can see, or stop raving...

Bad choice, you just showed you are prejudiced, get off this thread if
you can't admit your own bias.

On Tue, 2 Nov 2004 19:20:58 +1300, Patrick Dunford
<> wrote:
>
>Has anyone ever managed to unsubscribe successfully from xfree86
>@xfree86org? How about getting a reply to mail sent to the list owner?
>
Ditto for msexchange.org

Cheers,

Cliff

In article <>,
Patrick Dunford <> ejaculated:

>... get off this thread if
>you can't admit your own bias.

BWAHAH~1

Patrick Dunford wrote:
> In article <CHGhd.29116$> in nz.comp on Tue, 02
> Nov 2004 20:29:15 +1300, thing <> says...
>
>>Patrick Dunford wrote:
>>
>>>In article <aeGhd.29113$> in nz.comp on Tue, 02
>>>Nov 2004 19:57:52 +1300, thing <> says...
>>>
>>>
>>>>Patrick Dunford wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>Has anyone ever managed to unsubscribe successfully from xfree86
>>>>>@xfree86org? How about getting a reply to mail sent to the list owner?
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Can we see the mail headers? it may well be your email setup does not
>>>>agree with what majordomo thinks you are. If they dont line up you
>>>>cannot un-subscribe.
>>>>
>>>>Often at the subscritpion web site is an email addy you can link to to
>>>>get it done manually.
>>>>
>>>>You subscribed to a list, thats asking for the email, that is not spamming.
>>>
>>>
>>>When they refuse to remove you from a list it is - heard of "opt out"
>>>lists?
>>
>>Would be unusual, most likely a email/domain mis-match.
>>
>>They are not selling anything, you do not have to part with $, so its
>>not really spam.
>>
>>incl some headers so we can see, or stop raving...
>
>
> Bad choice, you just showed you are prejudiced, get off this thread if
> you can't admit your own bias.


are you on wacky backy?

or a simple twerp?

or woger?

probably woger....

regards

Thing

Patrick Dunford wrote:
> Has anyone ever managed to unsubscribe successfully from xfree86
> @xfree86org? How about getting a reply to mail sent to the list owner?
>
Nope. Leaving the company was the only way to get rid of them. They'll
still be getting the emails, though.

Cr*p group anyway.

Steve

Patrick Dunford wrote:

> Has anyone ever managed to unsubscribe successfully from xfree86
> @xfree86org?

Yes, I just subscribed to the mailing list, requested my password, and
unsubscribed successfully.

http://xfree86.org/mailman/listinfo/xfree86

Works for me...

-- Matthias