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Subject: my email never makes it to this list?
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hello,

I tried to send an email to this list yesterday, but it didn't show up.
So I resent it today, and it didn't show up either, allthough my
other mails to the list appear on www.lkml.org/archive.

is there a kind of filter, which rejects particular subjets?
e.g., writing h e l p (without the blanks) in the Subject or body?

for safety reasons , I will not include the email here. I wonder
if *this* email makes it to the list?

herp

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