Did anyone else on the list receive this message? It appears to have been
sent to the entire list
I personally do not wish to have an account with ironlight.com. and know
nothing of them.
Maybe the List supervisor can elaborate?

Roger Smith
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-----Original Message-----
From: [log in to unmask] <[log in to unmask]>
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.museum-l
To: [log in to unmask] <[log in to unmask]>
Date: Wednesday, 23 December 1998 15:12
Subject: Form: Greeting Soundvision - Cloaked


>An electronic mail account has just been opened for you and has been
>configured as indicated below.  For information on how to make changes
>to your mail account or to obtain explanations about any of the fields,
>see the instructions that follow this account summary.
>
>    Your-Name:              [Soundvision - Cloaked]
>
>    (Note: Your name is sometimes referred to as your account name.)
>
>    Internet-Addresses:     [[log in to unmask]]
>
>    Finger-Information:     []
>
>==========================================================================
>Here's some information about changing your account:
>
>Only the system administrator can change your name or Internet addresses.
>If you want to change your password or finger information you can do so
>with a World Wide Web browser or via E-mail.  You simply fill out a form
>indicating the desired changes and submit the form to the mail system.
>To request the required Information form:
>
>     via the Web:  connect to http://clifford.ironlight.com:666
>
>     via E-mail:   You can get the E-mail form to modify your
>                   account by sending a new message to the
>                   address, <[log in to unmask]>,
>                   with the word "Information" as the message
>                   body like this:
>
>                         To: [log in to unmask]
>
>                         Information
>
>                   Note:  The word "Information" is case sensitive and
>                   must be entered exactly as indicated.
>
>After receiving the Information form, make the appropriate changes,
>put in your password, and submit the form.  (Note:  If you are using
>the E-mail interface you'll need to create a reply message including
>the content of the original E-mail, then edit and submit that reply.)
>
>If you don't receive an error message, the changes have been accepted.
>
>==========================================================================
>Here is an explanation of each of the fields shown for your account:
>
>Your-Name
>---------
>This field is for your real name as you prefer to see it in written form.
>It is not your E-mail address, although it will be included with your
>E-mail address on messages sent out from your account if the Postmaster
>has configured your account to rewrite the "From" address on outgoing mail.
>If your name is misspelled, you should inform your Postmaster as only
>the Postmaster can make changes to this field.
>
>Internet-Addresses
>------------------
>You can receive mail at any of the Internet addresses listed. The first
>one is your Primary Internet Address.  Your Primary Internet Address
>is usually the address included in all outgoing mail and should be the
>one you generally give out as your E-mail address.
>
>All Internet addresses are matched in a case-insensitive manner so they
>may be written in any mixture of upper and lowercase characters.  The case
>of your Primary Internet Address is important only if you want to have your
>address on all outgoing mail written a specific way.
>
>Multiple addresses may be used to accommodate common misspellings
>(e.g. Jane.MacFarlane@Domain and Jane.McFarland@Domain), various address
>formats including hostname hiding on outgoing mail (e.g. Jane.Doe@Domain,
>[log in to unmask], doej@domain, doe@domain, etc.), or addresses in
>multiple domains (Jane@Domain1, DoeJ@Domain2).
>
>Finger-Information
>------------------
>The "finger" directory service lets people find information about other
>people with E-mail accounts.  The information specified here will be
returned
>to other users who request information about you (as long as the Postmaster
>has not limited access to your account).
>
>Your finger information can include anything you want people to know, such
as
>your postal mailing address and favorite quote.
>