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On 03/17/2015 08:41 AM, Bart Schaefer wrote:
> On Mar 16,  9:46am, Ray Andrews wrote:
> }
> } Speaking of which ... can't the double post thing be cured?
>
> Don't subscribe to both lists.  If you want everything, subscribe only
> to -workers, it gets copied on everything sent to -users.  If you want
> to avoid the deep code discussions, subscribe only to -users.
>
Yeah I know. But I thought since it's the same server, something might be
done to automate removing the duplicates. I want to see what's going on @
workers but not unsubscribe from users either in case I do unsubscribe
from workers--since I have little to contribute and understand almost 
nothing
and probably never will. It's not worth any trouble tho.