Re: paleonet RE: delisting

[Duncan McLean <d.mclean@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Oh come on Jim, its not that bad. Well maybe there is too much politics and
amatuer sociology but there is sometimes some palaeontlogy that goes around.
Not very often I have to admit. In fact hardly ever. How DO you delist?

Duncan

Quoting "Riding, James B" <jbri@bgs.ac.uk>:

> could anyone tell me how to delist from Paleonet.
> thanks
> Jim Riding
> 
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