Dear Suna Kang,
Museum-L is an automated listserve, meaning that you cannot ask the list itself to take you off, you must send a message to the list server (which is not a person, but a program, so extraneous lines, like "Get Your Private, Free Email," or anything else should not be added to the message (contact hotmail about removing that one)). I am placing the instructions on joining and removing yourself from the list (the removal refers to the joining section). Good luck!
Sincerely,
angela
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>>> Suna Kang <[log in to unmask]> 01/27 10:37 PM >>>
I would like to leave mailing list.
Please let me leave.
Thank you.
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