- From: Engr. Fola Alamudun <Fola@malibu.metrong.com>
- Date: Thu, 10 Jun 1999 11:01:09 +0100
- To: <www-lib@w3.org>
Hi there About two years ago I subscribed to an ISP in order to get for myself an e-mail account so I can send mail to people electronically. In time I found that you can also subscribe to certain groups who will without fees send mail periodically to your mailbox, in my curiosity and naivety I sent a letter to subscribe to this discussion group. Ever since I have been receiving mail from several people via this address. Well you might say I got what I asked for but the topics as well as the language used appear so alien to me,sometimes I get letters written as computer codes. While I would love to learn how to program my PC so I can do more with it but I thought there were higher languages where you could learn in english. I actually thought this group was about the internet and that it would enlighten me about the world wide web (www) but in order not to interrupt the discussion I have since been silently deleting them as I receive them. Now I have two reasons for writing this letter. First I would like the man-in-charge to read it and pity me in my plight and remove me from the group or tell me how to. Secondly since the letters are only sent in through the group (i.e.. www-lib@w3.org) why doesn't that address appear in the message header as opposed to the name of the original sender. The reason I mention this is that sometimes I receive several messages from a Henrik Frystyk. At first I thought someone was trying to sabotage my PC by sending unsolicited mail probably containing evil viruses that seek to wipe-out the contents of ones harddisk. That said please don't allow my naivety to disturb your discussions, I would just like to be left out of it. Thank you Folayemi ______________________________________________ "In The Light Of Truth" The Grail Message, by Abd-ru-shin Comprehensive work on the hitherto mysteries of life.
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