[lit-ideas] Re: Am I still on Lit-Ideas? A Test
- From: "Julie Krueger" <juliereneb@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: lit-ideas@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 1 Oct 2007 18:21:25 -0500
Bemusement is often better than amusement .... you're coming through loud
and clear.
Julie Krueger
On 10/1/07, Lawrence Helm <lawrencehelm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> Andreas sent me a somewhat ambiguous note that could be read as either 1)
> he was blocking my notes from his personal computer, 2) he was blocking me
> from Lit-Ideas or 3) he was making a joke. In his note to me he said I had
> "gone too far," which was an allegation Ann Coulter said that Conservatives
> often made against her. And he was responding to my Ann Coulter note as
> though my posting of it had gone "too far." I responded to Andreas as
> though he were making a joke, but later when I attempted to respond to John
> Wager I got the following:
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> Mail System Error – Returned Mail
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> This Message was undeliverable due to the following reason:
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> Your message was not delivered because the return address was refused.
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> The return address was "<lawrencehelm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>"
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> Please reply to Postmaster@<PostmasterDomain> if you feel this message to
> be in error.
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> I had no reason to feel the message to be in error. I assumed that
> Andreas note must mean that I had been booted out of Lit-Ideas for invoking
> Ann Coulter, albeit in a minor way – and primarily because of her collective
> term "Liberal."
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> I therefore said farewell to a few people and shuffled off to Theoria.
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> But, but, but, said Judy, "The thing is, your reply to John Wager reached
> the list -- if this is the one you mean." And then forwarded the very note
> that had been returned to me.
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> Cough, cough, cough. Could that be true? Am I still on Lit-Ideas or
> not? I can't really ask Andreas if he has blocked me from his personal
> computer; so I shall have to put this to the test.
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> Lawrence, only modestly amused by this whole experience
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