From: jgd@dixie.com (John De Armond)
Newsgroups: rec.autos
Subject: Re: hotrod mailing list alive? - yep & dropped list
Date: 30 Jul 92 03:59:22 GMT
Organization: Dixie Communications Public Access.  The Mouth of the South.

sharen@iscnvx.lmsc.lockheed.com (Sharen A. Rund) writes:

>Mike_Iwasaki@mindlink.bc.ca (Mike Iwasaki) writes:
>: I subscribed to the hotrod mailing list about three weeks ago and got a few
>: messages the next day but since then I haven't received anything. Is this
>: normal or did something get messed up?
>: 
>I'm in the same boat - I was receiving some mail, then suddenly, poooof -
>no more to be seen or heard from again

Most likely my incredibly smart mail slave noted bouncing mail from your
site and dropped your name.  Since I can't get mail to any site that
is bouncing, my solution is to post the list of addresses that have been 
dropped in the interim to this group.  I do that more or less every
week.  Which reminds me..

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Hotrod list charter

[If you think you're on the list already, please read the tailend
of this message.]

The mailing list hotrod@dixie.com is chartered to provide a
forum for  people interested in high performance vehicles to
exchange ideas and  discuss topics of current interest. This
list is chartered as broadly as possible consistent with  noise
supression.  I believe it to be more constructive to list
unacceptable topics and behavior rather than trying to
ennumerate permissible behavior. Regarding hotrods, I consider
noise and therefore inpermissible to be:  

*	Discussions about stock street cars.
*	Discussions about magic elixirs with no technical basis.
*	Ford vs Chevy vs ... bashing.
*	Foreign or domestic car bashing.
*	Purely Cosmetic issues concerning stock street cars.  (Buyer's guide
	to fuzzy dice/air fresheners, for example.)
*	Usenet-style flaming of any sort.

Explicitly acceptable is any discussion regarding increasing the performance
of any vehicle with more than three wheels.  

To subscribe to this list, send email to hotrod-request@dixie.com.

Include on the Subject: line the keyword "subscribe" and a return path to 
your site.  Example:  If you are at foo@bar.edu,

Subject: Subscribe foo@bar.edu

If you do not include a return path, my Incredibly Dumb Mail Slave will
try to extract a path from your mail header.  If it does not  work, this
slightly less dumb mail manager (me) will not intervene.  Include a path.

To post to the list, send mail to hotrod@dixie.com.  Please
include  a meaningful subject line.  Inquiries, requests to be
dropped from the list and other administrivia should be
addressed to jgd@dixie.com.   If you send a request to be dropped from
the list to hotrod-request, you'll likely be automatically subscribed again 
instead.

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Following is a list of addressees for the period who have been dropped 
from the mailing list because mail to them is bouncing.  If you see
your address on this list, please contact me at jgd@dixie.com and we'll
see if we can work out an alternate routing.

# ceylon!etonic.dnet!df09036		# bouncing 07/08/92
# cork@cs.rice.edu			# bouncing 07/29/92
# gaw@amail.amdahl.com			# bouncing 07/07/92
# jamese@techbook.com				# bouncing 07/11/92
# johnson@wrs.com		# bouncing 07/07/92
# lloyd@ws1pn.b21.ingr.com	# bouncing 07/07/92:w
# rmc58125@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu		# bouncing 07/15/92
# taw57465@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu		# bouncing 07/15/92
# uxa.cso.uiuc.edu!jtm48888		# bouncing 07/07/92
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Thanks
John
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