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In article <92051.171552JIM@auvm.american.edu>, Jim McIntosh <jim@american.edu> writes:
> I'm having  a horrible  day. I  tried to  send out  a control  message to
> rmgroup  bit.listserv.gis-l and  accidentally put  my id  in the  control
> message. Then, when  I went to repost  it, I didn't proof-read  it and it
> went out as an  rmgroup on bit.admin.ctl. Finally, I got  a third one off
> correctly. DO  NOT RMGROUP EITHER ME  OR BIT.ADMIN! The only  group to be

Welllllll . . .   OK.  :-)

I think you might be just a little harsh on yourself, Jim.  My news
software allows me to trap control messages and rewrite them into command
procedures which are mailed to the usenet administrator (yours truly) for
checking and (possible) execution.  Both messages that you sent out
yesterday were set up to do the right thing as far as my system was
concerned.

> rmgrouped of the three is  bit.listserv.gis-l. My appologies to all. (Now
> if  only  SHARE  would  hurry  up  and get  here.  I  *need*  a  week  in
> Disneyland.) :-)

I'll second that!

> ---
> Jim McIntosh (jim@american.edu)
> The American University
> Washington DC 20016-8019 USA
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