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I have a nice collection of bounces for messages that I send to
port MAINTAINER=s from the distfile survey.  Anyone have any
ideas on a policy for handling this (like, 3 "no such user"
bounces in a row == delete MAINTAINER= line from Makefile?
What about less obvious cases, like timeouts?)?

Thanks,
  Bill


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