> Admins,
What? You mean we're actually good for something?? :-) Believe it or not, we do quite a bit behind the scenes besides being "mothers of prevention".. Trimming up poorly quoted emails (you have no idea how many times we've saved the LUG from seeing an entire 25-message digest quoted just to add 2 lines of text), preventing spammers, helping people having problems misc problems, e.g. subscribing/unsubscribing etc.. Being "censors" is a very small (yet still useful and important) part of what we do.
> > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
> I have noticed that this statement appears on my posts, yet
> I am totally unaware of what "Non-text portions" that were
> added to these emails I send in. Most of what is in my
> sent box, actually does end at my name, no carriage returns
> or anything after that. So, what is that appears there?
Yahoo Groups automatically adds that line -- the admins are not doing it. Actually we often delete that line from the bottom of messages as a lot of emails say that.. But when we are busy with other things sometimes we don't have time to edit it out.
> It is actually annoying to have this be so consistent, yet
> not know what it is? LOL.
Are you sending plain text emails? Switching from HTML to Plain Text would probably fix this. I'm not sure exactly what non-text-text is being sent but I've seen that message a lot, but I bet it has something to do with sending non-plain-text messages.
You might send yourself an email (so the non-text part won't be removed by Yahoo) and open it up in a very simple text editor (e.g. notepad in Windows) and look for any strange characters that might show up. Feel free to send me (sadus@...) a test message and I can try looking at it in Notepad if you don't see anything odd on your Mac.
Jeremy Martin; sadus@...
http://www.carrollsweb.com/sadus