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Should we be concerned?  [message #77502] Sat, 05 December 2020 12:54 Go to previous message
timmy

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The site email list has dipped to just under 800 souls. It used to be just under 1,000. Various purges of email accounst by (eg) Yahell took a swathe away.
  • Should we be concerned? It is healthy enough, but I always feel more would be fine
  • Concerned or unconcerned, how can the list build up?

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