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Newsletter fuck ups

Written by Petteri Pyyny @ 08 Feb 2000 9:18 User comments (2)

Sorry for all the people who have ordered our newsletter -- it has caused some major crap during last few days; sent too many times (should be every 3rd day) and sent same news again and again.
This is because of our dear beloved ISP who has set up our scheduled tasks. I will try to change this situation as soon as possible, so this should'n happen never again (never say never...).

-webmaster

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15.6.2007 04:03
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Well, shoot, my newsletter just STOPPED arriving AT ALL... I'd rather have too many than not enough...:)

25.6.2007 06:29
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Could you please edit the title of your post.

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