To all:
I sent a posting (listed below) to a list I moderate. The message was
created originally by copying the text from a web site into MS Word, then
auto-formatted for email, copied into an email (Eudora Pro), then sent to
the list. It arrived as you see below (bounce headers stripped). It has
created a duplicate of itself....I have tried this numerous times and the
result is the same. Question:
Is it possible to:
a) modify majordomo so this doesn't happen, or
b) modify the email text before sending to the list
Please advise! Thanks!
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Forwarded message:
From: <Crsn@aol.com>
an interesting interview with dhoruba bin-wahad can be found at:
http://www.mediafilter.org/MFF/S36/S36.dbw.html
Dhoruba Bin Wahad (formerly Richard Moore) won his freedom in 1990 after a
New York State judge found that the FBI had suppressed evidence that could
have helped clear him of his 1971 attempted double-cop murder charge.
Since his release, he has returned to outspoken political activism, and has
been particularly vocal against the War on Drugs.
With his newly-organized Black Coalition on Drugs, he advocates
decriminalization and "harm reduction" strategies. After 19
years in prison_seven of them in solitary confinement_Dhoruba Bin Wahad has
no apologies and no regrets. He spoke to us a
week after speaking at the Cures Not Wars rally against the Drug War in New
York's Washington Square Park on May 6.
Photographer John Penley also participated in the interview.
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Forwarded message:
From: <Crsn@aol.com>
an interesting interview with dhoruba bin-wahad can be found at:
http://www.mediafilter.org/MFF/S36/S36.dbw.html
Dhoruba Bin Wahad (formerly Richard Moore) won his freedom in 1990 after a
New York State judge found that the FBI had suppressed evidence that could
have helped clear him of his 1971 attempted double-cop murder charge.
Since his release, he has returned to outspoken political activism, and has
been particularly vocal against the War on Drugs.
With his newly-organized Black Coalition on Drugs, he advocates
decriminalization and "harm reduction" strategies. After 19
years in prison_seven of them in solitary confinement_Dhoruba Bin Wahad has
no apologies and no regrets. He spoke to us a
week after speaking at the Cures Not Wars rally against the Drug War in New
York's Washington Square Park on May 6.
Photographer John Penley also participated in the interview.
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