[DeTomaso] Missing Message

[MikeLDrew at aol.com]

In a message dated 5/8/14 8 40 6, thedrol at pobox.com writes:


> I've noticed that I'm not getting messages from Mike Drew, Jack DeRyke,
> LS (Lashdeep).  Has anyone else gotten messages from the list from these
> people?  Don't include getting a message from them directly to you.
> 
> 
>>>I notice that my own messages are not returning back to my inbox (at 
least most of them aren't) although apparently all of them are making their way 
to the archives?   Come to think of it, I haven't seen ANY messages from 
AOL users lately--Jack DeRyke has disappeared off the forum, Bill Taylor, Bob 
Benson, Bob Reid, and others?   I thought things were unusually quiet, but 
now I fear the forum software has a glitch that is side-tracking a percentage 
of our e-mails.

They aren't getting rejected nor are they appearing in my spam folder.   It 
seems they are the e-mail equivilant of a direct-to-video movie--they great 
e-mail gods in the sky are sending them directly to the archives, without 
first transmitting them via e-mail to people?

I wonder if I will see this reply come back to me?   I rather suspect not?

Mike
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   In a message dated 5/8/14 8 40 6, thedrol at pobox.com writes:

     I've noticed that I'm not getting messages from Mike Drew, Jack
     DeRyke,
     LS (Lashdeep).  Has anyone else gotten messages from the list from
     these
     people?  Don't include getting a message from them directly to you.

   >>>I notice that my own messages are not returning back to my inbox (at
   least most of them aren't) although apparently all of them are making
   their way to the archives?  Come to think of it, I haven't seen ANY
   messages from AOL users lately--Jack DeRyke has disappeared off the
   forum, Bill Taylor, Bob Benson, Bob Reid, and others?  I thought things
   were unusually quiet, but now I fear the forum software has a glitch
   that is side-tracking a percentage of our e-mails.
   They aren't getting rejected nor are they appearing in my spam folder.
   It seems they are the e-mail equivilant of a direct-to-video
   movie--they great e-mail gods in the sky are sending them directly to
   the archives, without first transmitting them via e-mail to people?
   I wonder if I will see this reply come back to me?  I rather suspect
   not?
   Mike