Until further notice, Badges@xxxxxxxxxx is reserved for sensitive law enforcement related subjects. I am moderating Badges@xxxxxxxxxx so if you submit something that is open source information, i.e., something that has been made available to the general public, it will not be published. The reason for this is, the company that is hosting Badges@xxxxxxxxxx has decided to place a hourly limit on how many messages can be published. Therefore, I am attempting to keep Badges@xxxxxxxxxx reserved for sensitive law enforcement information. On Badges@xxxxxxxxxxxxx there is no limit on how many messages are published per hour, but it is not a secure site either. What I mean is that where with Badges@xxxxxxxxxx one has to be subscribed to read archived messages. On Badges@xxxxxxxxxxxxx in the past, anyone could read the archives. I have attempted to eliminate the archives but I haven't checked to see if it is working, because I have been. Therefore, Badges@freelists is reserved for law enforcement related subjects, just not law enforcement sensitive subjects. Basically, don't say something that you don't want the world to read or that could return to haunt you. Finally, there is Code3@xxxxxxxxxx which is for non law enforcement related subjects, news articles and chit-chat. I know this may be confusing for some of you and if it is all you have to do is let me know and I will unsubscribe you from the lists you are having problems with so you won't get confused. I realize the list has been kind of open for a while, while I deal with some personal issues, but as with all things in life, there has to be order. I thank each of you for being a member of the Badges Family and look forward to your longivity and participation. I also want to thank Kathy Rixham for sponsoring 1Badge.org because without her assistance, there would be no 1Badge.org. Carlos