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Date: Thu, 16 Dec 2004 13:18:38 -0800
To: budschwab@xxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Your book has not been accepted
From: support@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Reply-to: support@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Dear earl,
This email is automatically generated by Bookshare.org. We are contacting
you because your submission (#28259) of Tracks by Louise Erdrich has not
been approved for publication on Bookshare.org.
You may be able to successfully re-submit the book by correcting:
* Missing copyright information
* Partial scans/missing sections of the book
* Excessive scanning errors
If you believe that your submission may have a problem such as the ones
mentioned here, you are welcome to correct any errors and re-submit the book.
We encourage you to resubmit this book if the problem can be corrected,
and we invite you to contact volunteer@xxxxxxxxxxxxx if you need more
information regarding this submission. We appreciate the time you spend
contributing to Bookshare.org, and look forward to continuing to build the
collection together.
Sincerely,
Bookshare.org Volunteering
volunteer@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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