Mount Hood Chapter email list and SPAM

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Date: August 24th 2011

Please do not mark this email as SPAM.

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or click the link at the bottom of this email and follow the instructions.

Okay, now if you're still reading, I'll explain this email. I have been managing the Mount Hood Chapter's email list on my personal domain (longtrails.com) for almost 15 years. The list contains hundreds of addresses, all of which were added via a specific request (the web site or a written signup list are the most common means). Understandably, a person may later wish to stop receiving our emails. Unfortunately, people have been marking our emails as spam rather than unsubscribing from our list and earlier today my outgoing email was shut down because of these spam reports. So, if you are one of those people who don't want our emails, I urge you to unsubscribe from our list (if you just reply to this email, I will personally remove you from the list). The last thing we want to do is litter in boxes with unwanted email.

Steve Queen
Mount Hood Chapter
Pacific Crest Trail Association
http://www.longtrails.com/mthood/

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Volunteers for the Mount Hood Chapter of the Pacific Crest Trail Association maintain the 217 miles of PCT between Midway Meadows south of Washington's Goat Rocks Wilderness and Park Ridge in Oregon's Mount Jefferson Wilderness.

Members of this mailing list are notified of upcoming trail maintenance projects, training opportunities, meetings and other information relevant to the Mount Hood Chapter.

Please visit http://www.longtrails.com/mthood/ for more information about our chapter or http://www.pcta.org/ for more information about the Pacific Crest Trail Association.