Brian Clark wrote:
> I frequently get "unsolicited" email announcements about film festivals,
> film festival submission dates, and the like. Most of the time, I find
> this "unsolicited email" quite un-junkie ... it is, after all, a topic
> I'm quite interested in.
John D. Pritchard replied:
>these are almost certainly from mailing lists you've subscribed to,
>which isn't "unsolicited".
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Nope, that's not the case at all.... I know what I subscribe to and what I
don't. In many cases, they are drawing my email address from my affiliation
with other indie film efforts (ie, they are trying to reach the industry of
which I am a part, even though I didn't ask them to.) I think you'll find
others that get such "unsolicited email" that they don't find offensive at
all (true "narrow-casting")
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