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Glenn Nicholls wrote on Wed, Jun 13, 2018 09:57 AM UTC:

The new email address seems to have worked and I would much appreciate the following messages be taken off when I sign in:

 

"Since this person's email address has been returning email, it has been marked as dead in the database to prevent more email from being sent to it. It may still work, but if you want to continue receiving email from us, you should change the email you have on record with us."


"For citational purposes, we keep records on anyone who contributes content to this site. Since Glenn Nicholls has contributed content to this site, our database listing on GlennNicholls needs to stay up. But if this person is dead or no longer interested in remaining active on this site, let us know, and this account can be made inactive."

 

Thank-you for your help

SAE Nicholls


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