Jonathan de Boyne Pollard wrote in a message to Echomail coordinator:

 JdBP> @MSGID: 2:257/609.3 37c3b9fa
 JdBP> Prior to August the 9th, this echo was relatively active. 
 JdBP> Now, there is no traffic at all, neither at 2:257/609.0 nor
 JdBP> at 1:109/921.0, both of whom carry all of the backboned OS2*
 JdBP> echoes, which includes OS2REXX.  With my apologies to the
 JdBP> moderator, this echomail is partly a test to see whether
 JdBP> those two sites are still connected to each other.  I'm
 JdBP> posting it on one to see whether it arrives at the other. 
 JdBP> If they are not connected to each other, then we have a
 JdBP> serious problem, since the feed has gone dead in two
 JdBP> separate zones independently.  If they are, then we have to
 JdBP> find out why neither of those sites seem to be receiving
 JdBP> feeds from the sites of the regular posters in this echo,
 JdBP> whom one assumes will have continued posting here in
 JdBP> blissful ignorance of our problems, such as 3:772/1.10
 JdBP> (Peter Knapper), 2:500/143.7 (Eddy Thilleman), 1:109/347.0
 JdBP> (Murray Lesser), and 1:129/171.0 (Jack Stein) for example.

 JdBP> Please reply to this message via netmail to 2:257/609.3 or
 JdBP> 1:109/921.70 . 

 JdBP>  ¯ JdeBP ®

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For what it's worth,  it got here.  And I've toggled the normally "hidden"
lines so you can see them...

Hope this helps.

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