RE: how to avoid Yahoo Groups junk mail

["Gary McCallister" <mccallis@xxxx>]

I sent a program the other day of a type of cellular automata developed by my 
student but received not responses. It came through on my message, but I am 
wondering if anyone else resceived it.=20=20
Yahoo needs to know that if this change results in a lot of harrasmentfor 
folks, many people (myself) will just drop the list. I fear the e-companies 
begin to forget that the internet is optional.

>>> waltwes@xxxx 04/01/02 02:42PM >>>
The rumor that the settings are going to be reset to yes each month is also
correct . I set them all to no last week and today they were back to yes .
so you will need to reset everything each month . oh bother . Walt

-----Original Message-----
From: Wendy Petti [mailto:wpetti@xxxx]=20
Sent: Monday, April 01, 2002 12:48 PM
To: MWcybercourse@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx=20
Subject: how to avoid Yahoo Groups junk mail

As you know, MWcybercourse uses Yahoo to host this mail list.
Using a free service that tries to support itself through
advertising is a mixed blessing!Unfortunately, Yahoo is preparing to
bombard all of its members with a lot of junk mail. Please see the
forwarded message below and take a minute to protect yourself.

(And while I'm here... this list has been very quiet recently and
I'm partly to blame! I hope you will take a few minutes to share
with us an example of how you are using MicroWorlds with your
students. We learn a lot from seeing sample projects sent as
attachments, or even just seeing copied-and-pasted code. Please
feel free to ask for help or advice, too! We are all here to help
each other.)

Wendy Petti,
MWcybercourse moderator

> Hi Group -
>
> I've just learned this from another list and I encourage everyone
to
> pass this on to any other Yahoo Groups they belong to. Yahoo has
changed
> everyone's "marketing preferences" to "yes" so everyone will get
loads
> of "offers." I just checked my Yahoo account and it was true.
>
> To undo this, go to the main YahooGroups page --
> http://groups.yahoo.com/=20
> and click on "Account Info" at the top right.
>
> When your account comes up (you will probably have to enter
> your password again), scroll down to the e-mail addresses portion
and
> click on "Edit Your Marketing Preferences" where you will probably
> find a check in the "Yes" column by each and every thing.
>
> Then go to the bottom of the page and make sure you uncheck the
places
> where you give them permission to mail stuff or call you (unless
you
> want them to, of course). Make your changes and click on "Save
Changes."




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