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The new forum that I subscribed to gave me a daily update email.
So I suspect that all my other forum subscriptions have been somehow turned off, even though when I spot check a few forums, the tool pull down says I am subscribed.
I will try unsubscribing and re-subscribing a few forums and see if the daily summaries are emailed again.
Comcast pointed me to these sites to resolve block. I cannot request the block removal as I do not have the information about linuxquestions mail server.
I would think this affects all comcast ISP users on linuxquestions.
BT (an ISP in the UK) did this to me (and probably hundreds of others) a few years ago. No LQ notifications arrived, and Jeremy said they were not being accepted by my ISP.
So I phoned them, in Kolkatta, or Mumbai. Apparently they noticed many of BT's users were receiving a lot of emails from LQ.
So they decided it had to be spam, and blocked it.
Once Jeremy had filled in the appropriate form, normal service was restored
Yes Comcast seems to go by the same playbook. I tried calling their tech support, but none of those jokers actually have access to their behind the scenes server admins or logs. All they can handle are Windoze user client problems.
So they could not tell me why LQ was blocked. They could only point me to their unblock request form page, which Jeremy handled.
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