There are at least dozens of sites that archive mailing lists. The easiest way to find them is to google your e-mail address, then contact the sites displayed to request removal. On Nov 28, 2012, at 6:48 AM, chembiomed(a)yahoo.com wrote:

why you are so impolite? citing on the net your email address without your permission is not nice that's why i always thought maillists to be, not only a paleolithic fossil from the past that should be eradicated, but also a really bad thing thank God, i am not the only one, since the majority of forums nowadays are web-based just use a username and hide your address! On 28-Nov-12 15:55, Yury Katkov wrote:

Considering the high number of mailing lists that I'm on, it appears that you are incorrect in your assessment on the status of mailing lists. As in, I am on over 20 mailing lists. The majority of which are discussion based like this one is. However, I was quite polite, as one other responder was polite as well. We refrained from commenting on the exhibition of sheer ignorance regarding internet archives, public searches, the inability of a single mailing list to edit the ENTIRE INTERNET, etc. Meanwhile, you continue to post, you continue to be archived in dozens of sites across the planet. And those archives are quite persistent, I have looked up posts from the late 1980's that I've made with other e-mail addresses. On Nov 28, 2012, at 9:54 AM, chembiomed(a)yahoo.com wrote: