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Option 1 please
Option 1.
I thinking this through, another option could be a single e mail daily.
Betty, easy fixed: click on ‘Unsubscribe’ and the bottom of the weekly email.
Bert, that option was ruled out due to cost.
Bert’s idea above has some merit, but the current system works well enough for me most of the time.
Can understand the email fatigue issue, although for me that only happens when I’m out bush. It sucks coming back to the massive pile of notifications from various content creators, liberally interspersed with spam.
Thanks for listening.
I prefer the current system but will go with what ever eventuates.
I have to admit, I can’t read all articles to the end. However, I think I’m capable of reading most Post’s to the end of what they’re worth!
For as long as the Far-Right Fascist Occupier wanted to make a go of this social unpleasance in this year of Two thousand and twenty-six, we intelligent individuals; will need to occupy a level of intelligence, that Mossad/Israel is too stupid to understand! Let’s face it: Israel/Hebrew populism will never make a total answer to Anti-Semitism, without a loving embrace of all humanity!
When Judaism ceases to be a major threat to world societies; the rest of the world will get to sleep peacefully!
No, don’t change,at least until I upgrade my Wooden wind up wall phone.At least I don’t have to stand on the chair any more to reach it.I’ll be dead soon ,anyway.
Resonance, here I come.
I agree with Bert and Leefe… one daily email would be ideal. It works well for three other platforms – P&I, The Conversation and The New Daily.
Michael, I have an email in Junlmail from noreply@growmailer.com that purports to be a message from AIMN. This is what it says. “You signed up so you could receive emails from The Australian Independent Media Network and stay up to date with our content.
Confirm your subscription by clicking the continue button below.” Given the options listed above it seems strange that you would send such a message. I therefore think it may be a scam. If it is, others should know about it and will probably get the same message. Would you please advise whether the message is from AINM or not, so that, if it is not, I and anyone else who gets it can forward it to reportscam@servicesaustralia.gov.au
Thank you
@ Mark Shields:
Might you have paused to consider the difference between religion and politics before firing an antisemitic comment off the top of your head?
Hi, Paul. That is our weekly newsletter, so it’s legit. It goes to everyone who has subscribed to The AIMN.
“Grow” is the program that sends out the emails.
“Wordpress”, who send the emails when an article is published, doesn’t have the features for producing newsletters that Grow has.
Quick warning — my email from growmailer went to junkmail.
Thanks for all this Michael — it must be a pain.
@ Mark Shields: What a silly post!! You are obviously ill-informed, uncaring and likely correctly described as an anti-Judaism racist!!
Judaism is a millenniums old religious practice originating in the Middle East geographically, displaced from its (allegedly) on several occasions and still practiced on the same principles today.
Zionism is an 1890s cult from Vienna, the Austro-Hungarian Empire, that seeks a home country location to provide a safe haven for followers of Judaism after centuries of European persecution thanks to the imperialist greed of the Vatican. This cult subsumes Judaism by attempting to formalise Zionism as part, or all, of Judaism.
Zionism believes that the European imperialism of 19th century is a suitable strategy to achieve these objectives.
The German Holocaust (1933-1945) allowed US President Harry S Truman (1945-1953) to support the establishment of Israel, firstly through the English mandate, then with the Zionists, to the detriment of Indigenous Palestinian landholders.
After the Arab world was defeated in several wars with considerable US government support, successive US governments have supported successive Israeli governments. Consequently the US Defence Department and all other government agencies have had talented Jewish workers promoted into leading positions.
Naturally Zionist funds support both sides of the US Two Party political system and hold considerable sway in policy making.
A list of Jewish (and Zionist??) US government employees from 2000 is a 316pp book. Doubtless, the number has increased over time.
Steve, ever since I’ve changed my email to Outlook half of my emails go into spam. So damn annoying. At least my newsletter from Grow didn’t. 😀
Whilst a little off point, I couldn’t help noticing the observations from Malcom Turnbull on the Murdoch scourge, in particular SKY after Dark who will shortly change their name to News24 although prevailing legislation on trades practices and trade descriptions may have something to say about that : Can Peta Credlin , Sharri Markson, Paul Murray and Andrew Bolt be reined in sufficiently to actually stick to news and, dare I say, check their information and its sources for veracity.
Malcolm said:
“In a sense, we’ve got to start treating the rantings on the Murdoch media, particularly Sky News after dark, the way you treat ”the drunk that you see late on a Saturday night, raving and screaming and raging at the moon outside a pub, Turnbull said. “You know? Oh, OK, right, just carefully step by them, hopefully he doesn’t vomit on you or something, and that’s basically – you’ve got to basically ignore it.”
I heartily agree with Turnbull’s comments although I hear That Barnaby Joyce takes the reference as being a slur on him and he is considering defamation action against Turnbull. Barnaby says ” who else could he have been referring to when he said ”the drunk that you see late on a Saturday night, raving and screaming and raging at the moon outside a pub, Oh, OK, right, just carefully step by them, hopefully he doesn’t vomit on you…” Barnaby asserts that, to the best of his somewhat dim recollections, he has never vomited on passers-by whilst ranting, at least not on a Saturday night – Friday’s can be a bit wild too!
I’m happy with a weekly round-up by email!
Too easy, Terry. Just click “unsubscribe” next time you receive an email when a new post is published. You’ll still be subscribed to the weekly newsletter.
Michael and Steve, I sent my email from Grow to spam, too.
I’ll bet we were not the only ones. Classic spam look!
Nothing in it to identify where it came from, a sender address I don’t recognise, confirm by clicking here. Nah