How many people here subscribe to one or more of the Yahoo Groups? Today, I received my digest of "Castration101". It had three messages, all spam. I threw a hissy fit and sent an "unsubscribe" message. After a couple of "are you sure?" and "confirm unsubscribe request", I was indeed unsubscribed, and won't miss it. It made me realize just how much I love the EA message Board.

I belong to over 100 Yahoo groups. I have most of them turned off to quell the deluge of junk mail. The remaining ones are on digest.

steve

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