ALL PLEASE READ (was: Re: Yahell)
  Peter Ehrlich

below...

On Dec 6, 2008, at 12:54 AM, Mummert Matthew wrote:

> FWIW, I just logged into TramsDownUnder and I got the Adult category

> message. It required me to log in. I'm in the US visiting a US based

> website (which TDU is) so this has nothing to do with the Australian

> government.

>

> It's just some Yahoo glitch that will either go away on its own or

> Peter might have to reset the group settings to put the group back

> where it belongs -- in other words with trams rather than exotic forms

> of sex that aren't physically possible.

>

> Matthew Mummert (in the US and sometimes Canada)

>

>

> On 1 Dec, 2008, at 18:23 , Mal Rowe wrote:

>

>> --- InTramsDownUnder@..., "Roderick Smith"

>> <rodsmith@...> wrote:

>>>

>>> This morning, I went to access TDU via the Yahoo website, and was

>> given a

>>> message 'This site contains adult content; you must sign here that

>> you are

>>> over 18'.

>>

>> Hi Rod,

>>

>> I don't think the message is related to any new govt policies.

>>

>> For some reason, TDU has been moved into the "adult" category of

>> Yahoo Groups, rather than "streetcars, trams and trolleys" (where

>> Eurotrams is).

>>

>> I think this is far more likely a database glitch on Yahoo than

>> anything else. I can't see how to change it back (it might be

>> something that Peter has to do).

>>

>> Mal Rowe


Hi, gang!

I take your complaints about accessing the site VERY SERIOUSLY. Just
this morning, I got the same message that I had to "accept" the extra
log-in because this was and adult site.

When I started TDU in August 2001, I used the path "Yahoo! Groups >
Business & Finance > Transportation > Streetcars, Trolleys and Trams"
as the selected group category. Never in my wildest dreams would I
think that somehow, this category got changed INVOLUNTARILY and
WITHOUT MY KNOWLEDGE. So I sent a complaint to Yahoo! Groups to
rectify the situation. Like Mal, I couldn't find a way to change
this on the site itself, so, after searching through Yahell for even
an feedback form, I sent them a message. Now I hope they respond to
it on a timely basis.

I resent the fact that I, as a group listowner, even have to deal
with this. But I will do everything I can to try to get this broup
back to the "Streetcars, Trolleys & Trams" category where it
reightfully belongs.

Milantram (Peter Ehrlich)
listowner

Milantram