I used to have a modest level of sympathy for Andina but that all evaporated when I posted to TWL tonight and less than 15 minutes later (in fact, my very next incoming e-mail) I find that I have been subscribed to her list and have to take action to unsubscribe. All sympathy is gone as she has absolutely no right to subscribe me. I now consider her a scourge as her action is a complete violation of the rules of TWL and is nothing more than SPAM. Jim (Jim & Mim McCrea, mcc272@aol.com Nordic Tug 32-154 "North Star" Home Port Norwalk, CT)

>>I used to have a modest level of sympathy for Andina but that all evaporated when I posted to TWL tonight and less than 15 minutes later (in fact, my very next incoming e-mail) I find that I have been subscribed to her list and have to take action to unsubscribe. Which is different how, exactly, from the result if her response had been permitted to go through the normal TWL process? You'd still have gotten that message, albeit without the TWL2 header (though with the TWL footer, which nobody seems to read). Nobody else is using TWL2: Why would they unless they'd also been banned from TWL? The net-net effect here is that Andina has found a way to circumvent the actions of TWL list management. Big whoop. 1. If you have never posted to TWL, you will never see her posts. No big deal. 2. If you have posted to TWL and you get added, you will see her posts, just as if nothing had ever happened. No big deal, not even a small deal. A nothingburger. 3. If you decide you don't want to see her posts, you can just add her to whatever spam filter / Outlook rules you use for other people you don't want to receive mail from. The process for this is pretty much identical, but is actually easier for the mail to TWL2 because it doesn't have that "on behalf of..." in the From field. Again, no big deal. Or you can jump up on a stool, scream, and point at the floor yelling "Spam!". Whatever... Keith