At 11:42 AM 4/3/2000 -0400, you wrote:
>    "" to the e-spam we all received from HIAA on some workshop.   "" in
>the subject line of your e-mail, there is at least a good chance that you
>will remove yourself from MUNINET, not from the list to which that spam
>went which included MUNINET.   "" in response to junk e-mail (spam) unless
>what you really want to do is to remove yourself from MUNINET.     In the
>meantime, consider visiting http://list-etiquette.com or
>http://list-lingo.com for some additional information on participating in a
>listserve such as MUNINET.    Steven E. Jeffrey,  Executive Director
>Vermo

Hi All!! Steve- I dont think that hitting "remove" will take one off
the Muninet mailing list, but it wont get you off the HIAA list either.
It will just post the message to the muninet board.

Two points:

1. NEVER, EVER try to take yourself off a spam list by sending the message
"remove".  The spammer who gets a remove message will not remove you and,
more importantly, will now know he has a live address and will sell your
address to other spammers. You will get more junk that way.  Just delete
spam and get a good filter program.

2.  Why are we getting such junk on our muninet list?
Who provided the list addresses to HIAA?



Chuck
South Burlington