We've had 3 people just today who have been automatically unsubscribed from the mailing list, so I'm sending this as a reminder to all of you AOL users.   For whatever the reason, when you mark an email as spam, AOL works very hard to prevent you from getting email from that source again.  This is wonderful if you're dealing with normal spam.  However, when someone on a mailing list (like Rootsweb) gets a virus, and you earmark the email as spam, AOL unsubscribes you from those mailing lists, too.  NOT so good.   Yes, the email is spam.  But, PLEASE, just delete it.  DO NOT mark it as spam or you, too, will be automatically unsubscribed.  Diann and I aren't doing this.  It's just the way the system works.   If that happens to you, you're more than welcome to subscribe again.  You don't have to ask permission.  Just do it.   Trust me -- if you have done something that required us to unsubcribe you from the mailing list, you will know.    If you become an "accidental spammer", your email address will be placed on "moderated" status.  This just means that any emails you send to the list won't just automatically appear.  They'll have to be approved by me or Diann first.  Let one of know that your computer is healthy again, and we will take you off moderation.  Viruses happen.  We've both been there, done that.   Keep your virus protection updated and run it often.   Thank you,   Lynne