PS

[Andrew Weimholt]

No, it's not harsh enough. If the sequences are truely junk, then even one 
per day is too much.

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Subject:	PS

Ps

This is a postscript to my previous message.

Perhaps the best solution - suggested earlier in a similar context -
is to tell this person that he can submit just one sequence per day.

Others will be deleted.

What do people think?  Is this too harsh?

NJAS