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Do you still insist that there is more discussion of the spam than the spam 
itself?

The SNR for the last few days has probably been a miserable 2:1 (messages: 
Hello, net valuation palmella stage, Out-milton non-natty)

To the admin of this list,

Please do something about it, why is there nothing addressing this at all?

Thanks.
Don Albertson wrote:
> Steve Morin wrote:
>> Same here, is there a mailing list admin that can remove the offending 
>> accounts
>>
> 
> I've seen more discussion of the problem than I have experienced of the 
> problem.
> dga
> 


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