Nope, my problem is still there. I think you may have misunderstood me Mike:

(1) I absolutely agree...the list should be as open as possible. Any "exclusion" of non-members, if any, not intentional, but due to the internal framework of the eGroups software...I had purposely (I hope) set the group's settings as open as possible. If there's something I've missed, feel free to change it. Presently, I can't change it, because,

(2) I can't change any of the settings as a moderator, since the list doesn't presently doesn't even recognize me as a member. So far I'm avoiding logging in under another identity so as to avoid confusion with respect to a fix. I just want my cookies back!

Bill

-----Original Message-----
From: michael donner [mailto:m@...]
Sent: Sunday, September 17, 2000 3:09 PM
To: BoundaryPoint@egroups.com
Subject: RE: [BoundaryPoint] Multimap

actually i think everything was fixed overnight last night btw i have had no problems no problems with a double or multi identity here created during previous situations & we could use the new members also why are we so exclusionary of onlookers & taste testers at this group is it by design it would seem to me we would prefer to be as open as everyones land & not force people to join in order to get a fix we could be feeding search engines too or do i deceive myself >I had >thought about that Mike, but I didn't want to complicate the issue with two >identities. Since I'm receiving the e-mails OK, I should probably >just wait for a "fix" from eGroups. Basically, "losing my cookies" >means that I've somehow lost the files which automatically identify me (my >computer) to eGroups...in other words, when I go to BP's main page, it >doesn't >recognize me and regards me as a non-member. Luckily, this doesn't >affect the e-mails as they are just routed to my e-mail address. I'm >receiving everybody's posts just fine...I just can't go on the web site and >access the archives, files, etc. Bill also btw it may be my >duty to report that bill has lost his cookiestho i can only guess what that >meanssay bill&or anyone else who is experiencing a similar >condition if indeed you are getting this message at allhow about >rejoining the group as a whole new characterlike from a different email >address or somethingwould that not do the trick at least >temporarily >
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