Bruce No problem; sounds great! Thank you and see you tomorrow! -James Sent from my iPhone > On Feb 20, 2015, at 7:28 AM, Bruce Rohn <bhrohn@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > Hi James its Bruce- > > I forgot to tell you that a gentleman from 4-H contacted me this past week > and would like to bring about 10 kids to our Saturday lauch. They don't plan > to launch > anything, they just want to come and watch and see how things go so that next > time they would bring rockets to launch. > > That's all. I will be out there tomorrow to help certify flights, or just > anything else that we need help with. > > I apologize for giving you this information late. > > -Bruce > >> On Tue, Feb 17, 2015 at 11:05 AM, James Dougherty <jafrado@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> Hi Folks, >> >> A lot of people have been complaining that the chat doesn't work and/or >> their messages don't get through. >> The other complaints I've heard is that it unsubscribes you randomly and >> your messages bounce. >> I've been watching the action for the last 6 months and here's what I've >> found: >> >> 1) Chat doesn't work >> - Every case I have seen so far is an operator error, the most common one >> is this - using 2 email addresses! >> >> For example, people have signed up for freelists using one email address >> (e.g. jafrado@xxxxxxxxx) and >> then they post using a different machine and email address (e.g. >> jfd@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx) >> >> What happens in this case is that the email will bounce >> (jfd@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx is not register)! >> >> What is happening is that when you sign up for the chat, you provide an >> email address to the mail-server >> which it authenticates (by sending you a confirmation email) and then when >> you post, it checks its internal >> database to see if there is a match in the From: field of the email you >> sent. If they don't match, then it rejects >> the email. >> >> So, the simple solution to this one is two options: >> >> - Register the email address you plan to use for list email and use that >> computer mail-client - no issues. >> >> OR >> >> - Register all of your email addresses that you use, and you can post from >> any one interchangably. >> >> 2) Chat unsubscribes me >> >> - People who use @aol.com and @rr.com email addresses a lot of times get >> hacked. Either that or the AOL >> or RR mail-servers get hacked an a large volume of spam mail hits the chat >> from a user which the system >> knows about (e.g. is registered). The Freelists server takes care of this by >> recognizing the hack attack and >> then auto-matically unsubcribing the user and sending them email. In most >> cases, most of the email you get >> is lost (including the unsubscription email). >> >> >> Anyhow, that's the story so far, people who have posted to the chat and have >> not seen a reply and/or their message >> should check the From: field in their email against what they have >> registered on freelists.org >> >> >> Thanks, >> -James >