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No massive shift in AOL filters
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Rachel Myr <[log in to unmask]>
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Sat, 26 Jan 2013 09:31:30 +0100
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The subscribers who need to see this, won't because of all the posts about
a certain classified substance in the last couple of days. The listserv
error report shows that aol.com subscribers have been rejecting LN mails
since the 24th due to 'bamned content'. My bestnguess is that it is the
thread about non-lawn grass or weed. I'm using these dated terms to avoid
tripping the spam filter for them again. Expect another rash of
subscription deletions :-(
I can't help it, this e-mail provider seems very paternalistic in its
policy about what subscribers are allowed to see.
(Listmother) Rachel Myr, Kristiansand

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