On 3/18/2024 8:37 AM, Kalpesh Patel wrote:
No one other than your self can remove you from the list.
Well..............
<< my last several have been straying from gnucash specific topics, so
here goes again >>
This would apply to ALL mail lists managed by the same mail list
program. But since it is a popular mail list management program (many
mail lists use it) maybe a good idea to learn how you can give it orders
to do this or that. Most people would go to the website, but "mailman"
also responds to commands sent by email. To learn these:
Send an email to gnucash-user-requ...@gnucash.org with just the single
word help (on the safe side, both subject line and body) Note that the
"command" address for an elist managed by "mailman" will typically have
this format
Mailman will respond to that with an email, the body of which will tell
you ALL the things you can tell "mailman" to do. If you go through that
list, you will see that ONE of the things you can do is remove an email
address (somebody else's) from the list if you know their password << if
you try it and don't know their password, mailman will communicate with
them about the unsubscribe request >> It's what you would use (should
use) when your email address changes, at least that's how I did it in
the days when no broadband so no way to use the website method (and not
all elists had that back in those days). In other words, "mailman"
cannot distinguish whether that is really "somebody else's or two
addresses of the same human. So you CAN remove "somebody else" from the
list if you know their password and the admins can do it with their more
powerful password << some commands require that >>
Michael D Novack
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