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Mark et. al.<BR>
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Placing that long list of e-mail addresses onto a public list serve that could result in someone anywhere in the world on the Internet blasting all those e-mail addresses with a bunch of crap they don't want in their inbox is not a wise idea.<BR>
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Maybe all those individuals behind those addresses are members of the V2020 list, but I doubt it. And if they are, it is redundant to include all those addresses. Did you ask all of these individuals if they want to receive the potential e-mails that posting their addresses onto a public Internet list serve might generate? As if we don't have enough problems with spam, scams and nonsense on the Internet?<BR>
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This response to your post answers a tiny part of the question "what part of this is not working and why is it not?"<BR>
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Notice that First Step no longer makes the V2020 subscriber list publicly viewable. Good idea!<BR>
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Ted Moffett</FONT></HTML>