sorry but there are about 500 members here and we're all pretty yakky . BTW,
i don't remeber you asking your question ???? sanibel island has the best
shelling....
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From: jean henry <>
To: [log in to unmask] <>
Date: Wednesday, August 18, 1999 1:02 AM
Subject: Re: CONCH-L


>Amy----    I just signed on to the list a couple of days ago.  I didn't
>know what I was getting in to !!!   All I really wanted was to find someone
>who could tell me a good place in the USA to vacation at a good shelling
>beach. I have now idea how to remove myself from the list. All the e-mails
>are driving me crazy. Can you tell me how to remove myself?????  Please!!!
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>   At 10:20 AM 8/17/99 -0400, you wrote:
>>Hi - this it the list owner's two cents:
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>>Conch-l is intended to serve as a forum for informal discussions of
>>molluscan biology, taxonomy, natural history, evolution, conservation, and
>>collection-related subjects.  Notices of meetings, symposia, literature,
>>software or any other relevant topics may be posted to this list.
Explicit
>>advertisements or business solicitations are not be permitted; such
>>commerce should be conducted by email between interested individuals.
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>>My interpretation of a relevant topic is pretty broad - however it does
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>>include email that is impolite to other list subscribers or includes
>>commercial solicitations for personal gain.  This list is a place for
>>discussions not arguments.  We are on this list to share ideas and learn
>>from each other.
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>>Conch-l subscriber's should always consider what we send to the list,
>>because it is forwarded to approximately 400 people in over 35 different
>>countries, AND is archived on a web site that anyone anywhere at any time
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>>        DON'T HIT YOUR REPLY/SEND KEY WITHOUT THINKING.
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>>Conch-l subscribers should use appropriate network etiquette. If you don't
>>know what this is please see Arlene Rinaldi's Netiquette Home Page, at:
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>>        DON'T HIT YOUR REPLY/SEND KEY WITHOUT THINKING.
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>>Amy, list owner
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>>Amy Edwards, Program Coordinator ------ [log in to unmask]
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>>Georgia Museum of Natural History    --------    phone (706) 542-4137
>>University of Georgia            --------            FAX 706-542-3920
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