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unfortunately I get so much email that I can't promise a personal response.
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I condone spam, or the use of Mailman by spammers.  Spamming is reprehensible.

If the origin of the unwanted email is python.org, then please contact
postmaster@python.org, providing as much detail as possible.  If the origin of
the unwanted email is some other domain or site, you MUST contact that site
for relief.  I would love to be able to help you, but I can't.  I've probably
never even heard of the spamming site before, and I certainly have no
affiliation with, connection to, knowledge of, or access to any spamming
site.  Sorry.

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send your message to postmaster@python.org, providing as much detail as
possible.

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linked off the above page.

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If you think you got a virus or spam from barry@python.org, I promise you, I
did not send it.  My machines are not infected.  The virus or spam message
you got had a forged From field, and did not come from me.  I have no idea
who the forger was, and there's nothing I can do about it.

Barry Warsaw

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