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Date: Sun, 19 Jun 2011 10:19:47 -0700
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Subject: Re: Oh, let's not forget @openoffice.org too
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Dennis E. Hamilton wrote:
> I am not certain this is identified as something to deal with.
> 
> Along with the openoffice.org domain and whatever happens with that, there is also the openoffice.org affinity e-mail forwarding operation.  
> 
> Is there anything in place to sustain that?
> 
> Might it be interrupted or even retired at some point?
> (Not proposing, just want to ensure that someone has their eye on this.)
> 
>  - Dennis


I was wondering the same thing.  I have only received a few bits of mail
but some others seem to use it quite often so it needs to be dealt with.

Andy