Mark 

I was flying yesterday and monitering 122.9 and thought for sure I heard 56 
Mike Lima.  Could it have been you??? 

Jack 
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Mark Langford" <n5...@hiwaay.net> 
To: "KRnet" <kr...@mylist.net>, "Corvair engines for homebuilt aircraft" 
<corvaircr...@mylist.net> 
Sent: Sunday, October 25, 2009 8:06:52 PM GMT -05:00 US/Canada Eastern 
Subject: KR> automatic unsubscriptions 

NetHeads, 

Just about every day, the list automatically unsubscribes one or two people 
because of "excessive bounces".  A "bounce" is a returned mail that was 
undeliverable...no server to send it to.  This is usually due to your ISP 
(internet service provider) having connection problems, their mail server is 
down, or some other reason why the rest of the world can't get email to your 
box.  Sometimes it's because you've closed your account without unsubscribing, 
and that's why the mechanism is there, to stop sending email to dead email 
boxes.  Why bother, you ask?  Because in an effort to prevent spamming, big 
email providers like AOL will blacklist an entire domain (like mylist.net), if 
they get a lot of bounces from difference account names on the same 
domain...because it might be a shotgun blast of "hail Mary" email sent to 
a...@aol.com   through z...@aol.com in the hopes of duping a few folks into 
their scam, or whatever. 

The point of all this is that the system will automatically unsubscribe you, 
and it usually happens at 5PM CST, which is something like 11PM GMT.   Quite 
often the next thing that happens is that I get an email - why did "I" 
unsubscribe somebody...what did they do that made me mad enough to throw them 
off the list?  I hope I'm not really perceived by most as being that way.  
Usually you just have to subscribe again, and hope that your ISP gets its act 
together a little better and quits bouncing your email.  I've noticed that some 
rural areas in the US, and places like OZ and SA where internet connections or 
ISP diligence may be a llittle lacking, and I completely understand that.  Just 
send an email to krnet-j...@mylist.net and you'll be right back on again. 
Notice though that things have changed a little when rejoining...The list does 
require a "real" name, address, phone number, and a sentence or two as to why 
you want to join the list before I'll let you back on, mainly to prevent 
spammers from subscribing, and also so I have some idea of who some of you are 
who refuse to put sign your emails with some clue of who or where you are.  But 
don't take it personally. 

It was a perfect flying day in the Southeast today, so I flew over Tennessee, 
almost to South Carolina, just taking in the scenery.  I also took a few 
pictures, one of which is at the top of 
http://home.hiwaay.net/~langford/sunsets/ ... 

Mark Langford 
N56ML "at" hiwaay.net 
website at http://www.N56ML.com 
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