[AktiviX-discuss] [Fwd: Fwd: We're not there yet. Please show a little love.]

r7 r7 at aktivix.org
Thu Aug 6 20:16:33 UTC 2009 

sorry caught by a spam filter ;-)

r7

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aktivix folks, please see the thread below. can anyone please shed some
insight, and have any better advice? ana's point that this probably
affects addresses mostly at yahoo, msn and gmail only underscores *how
many* recipients are affected by this.

thanks, frank

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Subject: 	Re: Fwd: We're not there yet. Please show a little love.
Date: 	Thu, 06 Aug 2009 19:03:40 +0100
From: 	ana <ana at aktivix.org>
To: 	Frank Susa/MIX <frank at mixnyc.org>
CC: 	aktivix-request at lists.aktivix.org, MIX NYC <events at mixnyc.org>, MIX
Webmaster <webmaster at mixnyc.org>, Stephen Kent Jusick/MIX <skj at mixnyc.org>
References: 	<4A7B0EC1.4040905 at mixnyc.org>



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Frank Susa/MIX wrote:
> hi aktivix folks,
>
> i have a couple questions.
>
> first and foremost, what is the correct address to which i should
> be sending technical questions and/or support requests for existing
>  aktivix mailman lists, such as our own:
> mixnyc-events at lists.aktivix.org
> <mailto:mixnyc-events at lists.aktivix.org>?

aktivix-discuss at lists.aktivix.org  unless there is something private
you do not want in a publicly archived list, in that case, the request
list is fine but there is a fraction of subcribers; in the discuss
list the answer should be faster and useful for the rest of users.

>
> second,

sorry the second query i'm not sure, i think it is a default setting
in mailman but i'm not sure how to change. in any case, i bet it is
only yahoo, msn and gmail addresses doing that ;) for me easiest way
to solve this would be to get all users to add the bounces address to
their "trusted" list ... but other people may give you better advice

a.




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hi aktivix folks,

i have a couple questions.

first and foremost, what is the correct address to which i should be
sending technical questions and/or support requests for existing
aktivix mailman lists, such as our own: mixnyc-events at lists.aktivix.org
<mailto:mixnyc-events at lists.aktivix.org>?

second, in the email we just sent to our list (copied below with all
headers included), why is the email arriving in people's inboxes as
having come from the address mixnyc-events-bounces at lists.aktivix.org
<mailto:mixnyc-events-bounces at lists.aktivix.org>?

having this as the "sender" address is triggering spam filters and
causing our messages to get junked before reaching a good portion of
our list. this is happening even though the "from" address is correctly
listed as events at mixnyc.org <mailto:events at mixnyc.org>.

this is a setting we *desperately* need changed, but i have no clue how
to do that. please advise at your earliest convenience.

many thanks,

frank susa
mix nyc board chair and "acting" webmaster

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Friends of MIX,

Earlier this week we sent a message about our need to raise $1800 after
the Bank of New York Mellon rejected us for funding. _*We're still $1000
short of this very modest goal,*_ <ttp://www.mixnyc.org%22> so we're
writing again urging /you/ to please help us with a donation today.
_*Even $25 would help.*_ <ttp://www.mixnyc.org%22>

Why is queer experimental film and performance art so hard to fund? For
the very reasons why we love it so much! /Because it's edgy. It pushes
boundaries. It crosses lines and challenges norms. Sometimes it's
sexually charged, and often it's politically controversial./

But for 23 years, MIX has been pulling off one of the hottest, most
dynamic, avant-garde film festivals that NYC has ever known. That's a
long time for a DIY arts organization to survive. Plus, to do it without
corporate money and, for the most part, major philanthropic support is
downright miraculous.

And /how/ do we do it? With a lot of love and commitment from some
pretty incredible people. _*Did you know that MIX's all-volunteer staff
doesn't even get paid, despite putting in countless hours reviewing
hundreds of film submissions every summer, presenting a week-long
festival every fall, and producing events in every NYC borough *_
<ttp://www.mixnyc.org%22>_*all-year-round*_
<ttp://www.mixnyc.org%22>_*?*_ <ttp://www.mixnyc.org%22>

/In these conservative financial times it's even more imperative that
individuals like you—people who value the importance of completely
original, completely queer and completely uncompromised experimental
art—step forward to support the cutting-edge.//_*
*_/
If you have love for queer experimental film, now is the time to show
it.The best way to do this is with a financial contribution. _*Just
think of the price of a regular movie ticket in NYC. It's up to $12.50,
and to take a date, we're talking $25.* *So, skip that next big
blockbuster and help keep the underfunded, non-commercial, queer
experimental film underground kicking.*_ <ttp://www.mixnyc.org%22>

Really, it's up to us to make MIX happen. Commercial and corporate
sources of funding just aren't going to materialize. Plus, that's
fundamentally not who we are. We're as much a community of film lovers
are we are an annual festival and underground arts organization. _*We
think it's this community we have built together, with hard work and
everyone chipping-in, that makes MIX so special. And we hope you do
too.*_ <ttp://www.mixnyc.org%22>

Gratefully,

Stephen Kent Jusick
MIX NYC Executive Director

Frank Susa
MIX NYC Board Chair

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*MIX NYC*
Office: 79 Pine Street #132
New York, NY 10005
212 742 8880
info at mixnyc.org <ailto:info at mixnyc.org%22>
*www.mixnyc.org <ttp://www.mixnyc.org%22>*

/MIX NYC promotes, produces and preserves experimental media that is
rooted in the lives, politics, and experiences of lesbian, gay,
bisexual, transgender and otherwise queer-identified people. MIX's work
challenges mainstream notions of gender and sexuality while also
upending traditional categories of form and content./



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