[chadfree] Re: I finally found my article about moving to freelists :-)

Believe there's a way to override the nomail and send through the list ...
but can't recall ... never needed it ...


Rene

Documented research indicates that on Sun, 2 May 2004 22:55:06 -0400, Linda
F. Johnson wrote about "[chadfree] Re: I finally found my article about
moving to freelists :-)":

>Heck...with all the filters on the ISPs now, if I sent a bcc mail to all of
>my members who are set to "no mail", half of them would probably not receive
>it (and bcc would be about the most automated way I could do it....send the
>addresses to Excel, sort on the Subscribe Type column, pull those into
>Outlook, and send them the mail all in one shot)
>
>
>Linda
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>*all outgoing mail scanned by Norton AV.  If you got a bug that looks like
>it came from me, it did NOT!
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: chadfree-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:chadfree-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]
>On Behalf Of -{ Rene Brehmer }-
>Sent: Sunday, May 02, 2004 9:28 PM
>To: chadfree@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>Subject: [chadfree] Re: I finally found my article about moving to freelists
>:-)
>
>Your saga reminds me of something we debated on one of the SpamCop groups
>once:
>
>when you've got people on nomail ... once in a while (like every 6 months or
>once a year), send them an email and remind them that they're still
>subscribed to the list ... 
>
>The Mercury list I'm on (which runs of Listserv on Alabama University) does
>this. Also if you haven't posted anything for 3 months, it sends out a
>friendly reminder that you're still subscribed, and how to unsub or change
>settings if you want to ...
>
>Although it means getting mail from a list they've asked not to get mail
>from ... many people forget that they're subscribed to a list ... for one
>reason or another ... it means that you'll 1. get those unsubbed that no
>longer wants to be subscribed ... and 2. you can see if any of those old
>moldy addresses bounce...and get them out of the system ... the more dead
>addresses there is in a listserver, the slower it runs because it's got more
>data to process....
>
>
>Rene
>
>
>
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