Re: STOP the OT political discussion

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Thanks so much for tip. I blocked him to.

----- Original Message -----

From: John Schader

To: pdxma-@yahoo.com ; ob-@topica.com

Sent: Tuesday, October 12, 2004 11:35 PM

Subject: Re: [OBRA Chat] STOP the OT political discussion





When I emailed this "snjr" address directly to say "stop sending non-cycling emails to the OBRA list", I got a reply that said I should take it up with Candi, saying that she says it's okay to write anything one wants. I'm not going to follow up with Candi. I'll just block his address.



So, I just found out how easy it is to block specific email addresses. If you have a Yahoo account, click on "Mail Options" and look under the "Spam" heading for "Block Addresses". This is my first blocked address: sn-@charter.net Yahoo!! (I would think that other email providers have a similar feature.)



jeffery salamon <pdxma-@yahoo.com> wrote:

    Hey all,



         Does this type of discussion REALLY have a place on the OBRA chat mailer? If not, please stop bombarding me with all this; if so, I guess I'll just unsubscribe. There are plenty of forums and chat rooms to discuss this stuff!



    Thanks,



    Jeffery Salamon





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<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>Thanks so much for tip.  I blocked him

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<A title=v-@yahoo.com href="mailto:voya-@yahoo.com">John Schader</A>

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<DIV style="FONT: 10pt arial"><B>To:</B> <A title=pd-@yahoo.com

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<DIV style="FONT: 10pt arial"><B>Sent:</B> Tuesday, October 12, 2004 11:35

PM</DIV>

<DIV style="FONT: 10pt arial"><B>Subject:</B> Re: [OBRA Chat] STOP the OT

political discussion</DIV>

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<DIV>When I emailed this "snjr" address directly to say

"stop sending non-cycling emails to the OBRA list", I got a

reply that said I should take it up with Candi, saying that she says it's

okay to write anything one wants. I'm not going to follow up with Candi.

I'll just block his address.</DIV>

<DIV> </DIV>

<DIV>So, I just found out how easy it is to block specific email addresses. If

you have a Yahoo account, click on "Mail Options" and look under the "Spam"

heading for "Block Addresses". This is my first blocked address: <A

href="mailto:sn-@charter.net"

target=_blank><STRONG><EM>sn-@charter.net</EM></STRONG></A> Yahoo!! (I

would think that other email providers have a similar

feature.)<BR><BR><B><I>jeffery salamon <pdxma-@yahoo.com></I></B>

wrote:</DIV>

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    <DIV>Hey all,</DIV>

    <DIV> </DIV>

    <DIV>     Does this type of discussion REALLY have a

    place on the OBRA chat mailer?  If not, please stop bombarding me with

    all this;  if so, I guess I'll just unsubscribe.  There are plenty

    of forums and chat rooms to discuss this stuff!</DIV>

    <DIV> </DIV>

    <DIV>Thanks,</DIV>

    <DIV> </DIV>

    <DIV>Jeffery Salamon</DIV>

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Erik Voldengen

2004-10-13



For most versions of MS Outlook:



-Right click on the person's name/email address in the FROM column of

your inbox



-Select CREATE RULE



-Check the FROM xx box, where xx is the troll you wish to block



-Click NEXT



-Check the DELETE IT box



-Click FINISH



All emails received from that person will then be deleted.



You can check more boxes, making the rule do more. I made mine play a

fart noise for this specific instance.



Brad Cockman, DC

2004-10-13



Orrrrr, you could go into your personal options on the Topica website

and choose "web read only-no e-mail" and get nothing at all in your

inbox. There's also a daily digest option. Some people don't seem to

realize this methinks.





John Schader wrote:

 When I emailed this "snjr" address directly to say "stop sending

non-cycling emails to the OBRA list", I got a reply that said I should

take it up with Candi, saying that she says it's okay to write anything

one wants. I'm not going to follow up with Candi. I'll just block his

address.



So, I just found out how easy it is to block specific email addresses.

If you have a Yahoo account, click on "Mail Options" and look under the

"Spam" heading for "Block Addresses". This is my first blocked address:

sn-@charter.net Yahoo!! (I would think that other email providers have

a similar feature.)



jeffery salamon <pdxma-@yahoo.com> wrote:

Hey all,



      Does this type of discussion REALLY have a place on the OBRA chat

      mailer? If not, please stop bombarding me with all this; if so, I

      guess I'll just unsubscribe. There are plenty of forums and chat rooms

      to discuss this stuff!



Thanks,



Jeffery Salamon





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When I emailed this "snjr" address directly to say "stop sending non-cycling emails to the OBRA list", I got a reply that said I should take it up with Candi, saying that she says it's okay to write anything one wants. I'm not going to follow up with Candi. I'll just block his address.



So, I just found out how easy it is to block specific email addresses. If you have a Yahoo account, click on "Mail Options" and look under the "Spam" heading for "Block Addresses". This is my first blocked address: sn-@charter.net Yahoo!! (I would think that other email providers have a similar feature.)



jeffery salamon <pdxma-@yahoo.com> wrote:

Hey all,



     Does this type of discussion REALLY have a place on the OBRA chat mailer? If not, please stop bombarding me with all this; if so, I guess I'll just unsubscribe. There are plenty of forums and chat rooms to discuss this stuff!



Thanks,



Jeffery Salamon





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<DIV>

<DIV>When I emailed this "snjr" address directly to say "stop sending non-cycling emails to the OBRA list", I got a reply that said I should take it up with Candi, saying that she says it's okay to write anything one wants. I'm not going to follow up with Candi. I'll just block his address.</DIV>

<DIV> </DIV>

<DIV>So, I just found out how easy it is to block specific email addresses. If you have a Yahoo account, click on "Mail Options" and look under the "Spam" heading for "Block Addresses". This is my first blocked address: <A href="mailto:sn-@charter.net" target=_blank><STRONG><EM>sn-@charter.net</EM></STRONG></A> Yahoo!! (I would think that other email providers have a similar feature.)<BR><BR><B><I>jeffery salamon <pdxma-@yahoo.com></I></B> wrote:</DIV>

<BLOCKQUOTE class=replbq style="PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; BORDER-LEFT: #1010ff 2px solid">

<DIV>Hey all,</DIV>

<DIV> </DIV>

<DIV>     Does this type of discussion REALLY have a place on the OBRA chat mailer?  If not, please stop bombarding me with all this;  if so, I guess I'll just unsubscribe.  There are plenty of forums and chat rooms to discuss this stuff!</DIV>

<DIV> </DIV>

<DIV>Thanks,</DIV>

<DIV> </DIV>

<DIV>Jeffery Salamon</DIV>

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