DOES ANYONE ADMINISTER COM-PRIV ?

[David Schwartz]

>
>Do we need to actually spam someone (or the list) before anyone will
>do anything ?
>

Threatening an illegal action to obtain a civil remedy is illegal, at
least in the United States.

DS

[Pete Farmer]

Darren Reed asked:

>>Do we need to actually spam someone (or the list) before anyone will
>>do anything ?

David Schwarz replied:

>Threatening an illegal action to obtain a civil remedy is illegal,
>at least in the United States.

Asking a question isn't the same as making a threat. In any case, why
don't we simply give a frustrated Darren an answer?

>From personal experience, the following works for getting off com-priv:

Send a message to
list...@lists.psi.com
with the following in the body of the message and the subject line:
signoff com-priv <the e-mail name under which you're subscribed>

Note: if you include a "signature" at the bottom of the message, there's
always the remote chance that it will confuse the list processor, so
don't.

I know that the <unsubscribe> is supposed to work the same as <signoff>,
but I can bear personal witness to <unsubscribe> not working.

Pete
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