[sf-lug] Are there two different models of X1 Carbon 4th gen (upgradeable and non-upgradeable)?

[Antonio Malcolm]

Ah, the antoniomalcolm.com <antonio at antoniomalcolm.com> address is routed
through Google- it appears that this is not extended to the mobile app, by
default, which explains things. Mea culpa, folks, I'll get it sorted.

~Antonio


On Dec 31, 2016 3:11 AM, "Rick Moen" <rick at linuxmafia.com> wrote:

Quoting Antonio Malcolm (antonio.malcolm at gmail.com):

> Was it offlist?
> sf-lug at linuxmafia.com is in the recipients list.

Looking at the subscriber roster, it appears that
antonio at antoniomalcolm.com is a subscriber, but
antonio.malcolm at gmail.com is _not_.  You cannot expect in 2016 to be able
to freely post to mailing lists from non-subscribed addresses.

I see a total of 21 messages from antonio.malcolm at gmail.com in the admin
queue of this mailing list dated from Dec. 26 to today, all held because
they are from said non-subscribed address.


Although I'm not listadmin for sf-lug at linuxmafia.com (Jim Stockford is),
as owner/operator I have visibility into Mailman operations.  (It's part
of Jim's job as listadmin to be on top of this.  He would have been
notified of all that held mail.  This is still on your plate, Jim.)

Anyway, Jim should have talked to you about this, but it's evident that
he hasn't, so:  Strongly suggest that you subscribe
antonio.malcolm at gmail.com and any other alternate / secondary address
you might wish to post from, and set each such additional subscription
to have the 'nomail' attribute.  The latter will prevent you from
getting multiple copies, but permit you free choice among your addresses
to post from.

Last, do the world's listadmins a favour and keep your addresses
straight.


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