I can do that. First edition:
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On 23 Aug 2005 at 14:02, Pat Keller wrote:
This is the reason I have gone to NO MAIL so many times. It takes just
too much time to wade through the redundant (sometimes 6 or more)
postings to read the new text. If only people would get it I read it
the first time. I usually come back to DIGEST a few months before a
trip and go back to NO MAIL the day I fly out, IF I can endure it that
long.
Maybe a weekly reminder from the admin would be a 'less than gestapo'
solution?