I just noted two messages to the list asking to be unsubscribed.
While we had to do it that way when Phil J. ran the list, it can now be
done automatically. Really that saves Terry a lot of time and he still
will have enough messages and things he has to deal with from the list.
Besides he may even want to have some time to get some chemistry
research done this summer. I include directions I received from the
list, which I think are pretty good. Note if you are really computer
literate, this is not done by listserv commands, but like them you send
the message to somewhere else. In this case it goes to
evolution-request and in the subject just type unsubscribe.
Unfortunately I and the rest of us won't know you have left the list,
but it will make life easier for our list manager. I include a bit of
the message I got from Calvin, when I resubscribed, in case this is not
crystal clear. If that doesn't work feel free to send a personal note to
Terry.
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evolution@calvin.edu FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
The following questions are in this FAQ.================1. Who sponsors evolution@calvin.edu?2. How does a listserv work?3. Who may sign up for this listserv?4. Who is signed up for this listserv?5. How does one subscribe to this listserv?6. How does one unsubscribe from this listserv?7. What information may be sent to evolution@calvin.edu?8. Who may send information to evolution@calvin.edu?9. How do I send information to evolution@calvin.edu?10. Is there an archive of messages sent to evolution@calvin.edu?================
1. Who sponsors evolution@calvin.edu?
The Calvin Computer Services Department provide the computer resources to operate this list. On-line information about Calvin College can be obtained at the URL http://www.calvin.edu/
2. How does a listserv work?
Anyone who has access to electronic mail communication with theInternet may subscribe to the list using the administrative mailingaddress for the listserv (evolution-request@calvin.edu). They willthen receive an electronic copy of every message which is sent tothe posting address for the list (evolution@calvin.edu). If theywish to respond to the sender of the message, they use their e-mailpackage to send the response. If they wish to respond, post, orotherwise have their words sent to everyone on the list, then theysend e-mail, either by forwarding the message to which they are responding or sending a new one, to evolution@calvin.edu.
3. Who may sign up for this listserv?
Anyone. The intent is that it be for people interested in the implications of theism for the evaluation of evolutionary theory
4. Who is signed up for this listserv?
Initially (as of April 1995), all the members of the privately-managed list evolution@uclink.berkeley.edu were automatically subscribed.
5. How does one subscribe to this listserv?
Send e-mail to evolution-request@calvin.edu with the subject"subscribe" (no quotes). Include something in the body of themessage so the message will go through any mail system. Sende-mail to grayt@calvin.edu if this does not work.
6. How does one unsubscribe from this listserv?
Send e-mail to evolution-request@calvin.edu with the subject"unsubscribe" (no quotes). Include some text in the body of themessage so the message will go through any mail system. Send e-mailto grayt@calvin.edu if this does not work.
7. What information may be sent to evolution@calvin.edu?
Here are the guidelines provided by Dr. Johnson for the original e-mail