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   MSGID: 915.canada@1:2320/105 2d22e659   
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   PID: Synchronet 3.21a-Linux master/123f2d28a Jul 12 2025 GCC 12.2.0   
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   > As you said, it went through but maybe the ADD was not needed,   
   > automatic wen you post a message.. Unless it refuses to let you   
   > post before adding.. I don't do this stuff often enough..  B)   
      
   It shouldn't refuse the post.  I am not as clear about whether or not it   
   will auto-add a user if they post to the conference.  I am thinking it did   
   not used to but may do so now.  From my end, it looked like that is what   
   you did that worked the last time.   
      
   > If you want to drop a conference, that's a little different.   
   > I've hit the key to drop a conference before and it either   
   > didn't happen or didn't happen for quite a while.   
      
   That is one I have never got to work, with SLMR or Multimail.  I will ask   
   about that in the support echo and see what the answer is so that I will   
   know, too!   
      
   > Another bit of confusion is I find myself getting messages from   
   > a conference I never signed up for so some of it seems automatic,   
   > maybe when a new conference on a network is started up..   
      
   > I assume some of the conferences are on Your BBS and you have   
   > more control over those..   
      
   Yes.  When you add a message area, synchronet has a lot of switches that   
   can be set Y/N and, if the sysop doesn't get the combinations right, it can   
   cause conferences to auto-add for users.  There is a switch that   
   specifically ask if I want that to be done and I am almost positive that   
   setting that to "N" doesn't always stop it from doing so.  I think there is   
   a combo of a couple of switches that have to be set to get it to actually   
   work as I would expect and I am not sure I have figured that combo out!  :D   
      
   Mike   
      
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