As Aaron mentioned earlier, to avoid sending email to defunct addresses
and people who have lost interest, BEE-L requires that everyone confirm
their subscription once every year, or be dropped from the list.  Anyone
who did not confirm properly will not receive BEE-L after the cut-off,
coming up shortly.

 BEE WARNED:  Although the instructions were very clear, quite a few
people tried to send their confirmation to the list address (and
goodness knows where else).  Whatever the reason, if you suddenly notice
you are not getting BEE-L messages, then visit
http://www.honeybeeworld.com/bee-l/ and check to make sure you are
subscribed or subscribe again.  (You can even subscribe at several
addresses in several formats, if it pleases you).

Currently there are 820 registered subscribers to BEE-L, and every year,
after renewal, we lose several hundred.  Then the number creeps back
up -- and then we do it again.  Nonetheless, I think it is a good idea
to renew permission to send you email annually.  I know it is a hassle,
but don't you wish all the commercial companies that have your email
from years back would do the same thing?

Anyhow.  If you are dropped, your renewal attempt probably went astray.
If you notice that you are no longer with us, just go to the website and
re-subscribe.

allen

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