>I rarely post messages to any group, but when I posted
>a message here yesterday I received a lot of undeliverable
>mail messages such as the following:
>
[...]
>
>Is this a problem with this group?? or am I doing something
>wrong ? Should I just ingore these messages and erase
>them along with the obvious spammers junk????
>I would like to post more, but when I get messages like this
>I wonder if I screwed up. There is enough spamming and
>flaming going on already, I don't need to crowd bandwidth
>with my inexperience.
>
No, you're not doing anything wrong. The only time you really
have to worry about warning messages is if they are for sending to
dakota@csclub0.cs.fredonia.edu itself... The messages that say
they are warning messages only you don't have to worry about either,
even if it is for dakota@csclub0.cs.fredonia.edu. (if the message can't
get through, you will be alerted at that time).
These messages arent anyone's fault (Except maybe mine) ;).
These messages are generated by various e-mail daemons, and are a part
of the e-mail service. Many (if not most) mailing lists automatically
sort out these messages because they are generally a pain. This one
actually does sort out a lot of these types of messages, but it doesn't
get all of them. (or even most of them, for that matter.) ;)
I plan to change the list so that all these messages will be sorted out,
but as of yet, I haven't had the time.
I apologize for the annoyance factor, and I am working on eliminating
them, but you won't go wrong if you just ignore them.
-Jon-
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