Re: [IAC#RG] Yet another "foreigner" to rule over us.

YES, we can explain you.

Messages are rejected from many reasons.

1) Too long
2) Too short (2 or 3 lines like "I agree, very good, sent from my IPad")
3) CC'ed to other mailing lists, or to outsiders/non-members
4) Excessively political in nature and content.
5) Misleading the members with wrong information.
6) Message not trimmed
7) Message trimmed too much (optimum trimming will retain that much of previous reply which is under discussion).
8) Spam or virus related
9) Too many messages have already been circulated that day.
10) "Coathook" - using previous email only as excuse to make another (usually political) argument.
11) Disrespect for IAC's apolitical platform
12) Disrespect for IAC's secular platform
13) Defamation, promotion of hatred, sedition etc.
14) Repeated abuse / disrespect of IAC's seniors
15) Repeatedly promoting opponents of IAC.
16) Messages are "Off Topic" or unrelated to IAC's aims.

Bgrds

Ajay Dixit

National Cyber Media Coordinator

India Against Corruption

On Tue, Aug 13, 2013 at 5:11 PM, Kumar Arun <kumar2786@hotmail.com> wrote:

Can any one explain who is violating the rule of IAC?

> Date: Mon, 12 Aug 2013 08:53:11 -0700
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> Subject: Your message has been rejected.
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> Your message has been rejected because it is CCed to non-members and therefore
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