Peter, I rest my case.   The test email to you (below) arrived in my sent file with no issues but never came into my inbox as a List member (which I think I am, being an owner of a dozen or more Rhodes).

If /*you*/ do not receive this email, I rest my second case.

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On 6/28/21 2:24 PM, stan wrote:
> (Peter, I am sending this to you via the Rhodes list to see if you and 
> I both get it or you get it and I don't or no one gets it)
>
>
> Peter, thanks for your note and I do care to comment on it since it is 
> way above my pay grade and your coverage of these kinds of issues is 
> often understandable, even by those of us brought up on IBM electric 
> typewriters.
>
> For the past month or so I seem to be able to continue seeing emails 
> sent by others to others on the Rhodes List, however I no longer see 
> emails sent BY me to others on the List.  So I sent a test email to 
> the List.  Three 3 List readers said my test got to them via the 
> List.  So it seems my emails arrive at the List post office and all 
> List members see them (I am assuming), except me (I am not assuming). 
> Thus I have become unsure as to whether any mail I send to the list is 
> getting through since my mail to the List does not show in my inbox.
>
> I do not believe my email address is in any way connected to this 
> issue.  What seems like only 100 years ago, Michael Meltzer and I sat 
> down in his smoke filled NYC office and argued over the making of the 
> GB web site; me being a jack of all trades, master of none, was at 
> that time carrying a union card as a member of the radio and tv 
> directors guild with a little copywriting on the side, Michael, having 
> been born with a computer in his mouth, did the first web site and 
> some time later set me up with email. My current memory is that my 
> address from that start was stan at generalboats.com. I liked his email 
> set up since it was 100% free and I was born during the great 
> depression.   Plus anyone who worked for GB did not have to have their 
> own address, they merely put their name before the @ sign.   Some 
> where along our historic path, (I believe when Michael and others 
> created the Rhodes chat room) with the address 
> rhodes22-list at rhodes22.org I think they changed my address for a 
> better match: stan at rhodes22.com. I did like that address as it was 
> more descriptive of what we do. I was not thrilled with the new 
> provider; the number of attachments were restricted and even my draft 
> file shrunk. Luckily dumb luck had no one bothering to cancel the 
> original stan at generalboats.com address.  So when the rhodes22.com 
> email suddenly stopped and no one could figure out why, it became do 
> or die time; survival was linked to the mountains of daily emails. 
> Rhodies jumped in with several stop gap addresses including a 
> stan at gmail.  Not at home with their formats, I thought I would try the 
> original stan at generalboats.com for the hell of it.  Damn if it didn't 
> work, just like the old days, no costs, no restrictions. That was 4 or 
> 5 years ago and it has continued faultless.   It's provider: Thunderbird.
>
> What additional info might you need?  I am inclined to guess that I 
> caused the problem at this end by having inadvertently pushed some 
> keyboard key that gave Thunderbird the idea that I did not want to see 
> my emails I sent to the list ?
>
> stan
>
>
> On 6/26/21 2:06 PM, Frank Goldsmith wrote:
>> I have been communicating directly with Stan, as recently as 
>> yesterday, with thestan at generalboats.com address.
>>
>> Frank
>>
>> Sent from my iPhone
>>
>>> On Jun 26, 2021, at 1:56 PM, Peter Nyberg<peter at sunnybeeches.com>  
>>> wrote:
>>> 
>>> Stan,
>>>
>>> Care to comment on this?  We want the website to have your best 
>>> contact information.  The 'General Boats' page currently lists your 
>>> email address asstan at generalboats.com.
>>>
>>> --Peter
>>>
>>>
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