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VOL. 67, NO. 3 - AAFI-AFICS, Geneva - UNOG

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“UNDISCLOSED RECIPIENTS”<br />

I refer to your e-mail concerning the Bohemia trip. I do not understand how I received it but, because the<br />

“TO” line says only “undisclosed recipients” – that is to say it does not state my full e-mail address - it is<br />

automatically directed to the “Delete items” box. If other members are using the same simple filter to avoid<br />

unwanted messages the same may be happening to them and the message may not be seen. It was only by<br />

chance that I spotted it … You may like to consider another way of sending material to all members.<br />

Reply from the Secretariat of the <strong>AAFI</strong>-<strong>AFICS</strong>:<br />

Dennis Hodsdon<br />

The “undisclosed recipient” system is the only way to avoid reproducing on each circular message the<br />

detailed list of the some 1’500 electronic addresses of those <strong>AAFI</strong>-<strong>AFICS</strong> members (out of more than 3’500)<br />

who now use internet for their mail.<br />

Apparently the system works well – except for those who – like you – have installed a special filter to<br />

eliminate such messages! Hopefully they are not too many! Alas, the only alternative is the old faithful snailmail<br />

which, at any rate, will be used in parallel as long as the “non-electronic generation” has not become an<br />

extinct species!<br />

Thank you for your “accidental” help. We shall publish a special warning about this in our next Bulletin.<br />

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