Date:  Wed, 28 Jan 1998 11:09:16 -0500
From:  Gregory {Greg} Downing <downingg[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]IS2.NYU.EDU>
Subject: Re: ADS-L Digest - 25 Jan 1998 to 26 Jan 1998

At 09:29 AM 1/27/98 -0500, you wrote:
>   Okay, here's a semantic question: How does one post a question to the
>   list without it being rejected as not being a question for the list? I
>   have tried multiple times to unsubscribe (without luck for some
>   unknown reason). I have tried to ask the list to help me, but my posts
>   are rejected. I even randomly picked a list member to write to
>   personally for help. But here I am, still on the list. I hope some
>   human eyes read this message and take me off the list. Thanks.
>

Here's an answer. You get off the list by doing the exact same thing you did
to get on the list, only with a slightly different command. Did you save
your welcome-to message? Subscription and unsubbing info, and even a
clickable unsub email, are also given on the ADS website, which you can find
through and web search-engine. The exact page is:

http://www2.et.byu.edu/~lilliek/ads/index.htm

Members of email lists cannot unsubscribe each other. If they could, imagine
what would sometimes ensue happen when they disagreed with each other in any
intense way. Think about *that*, if you will!!!

Maybe you should post your address, and someone who lives nearby can come
over and type the two- or three-word command into your keyboard for you!

Greg Downing/NYU, at greg.downing[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]nyu.edu or downingg[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]is2.nyu.edu