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unsubscribe, v. Chiefly Computing and Telecomm.
Brit. |ˌʌnsəbˈskrʌɪb|, U.S. |ˌənsəbˈskraɪb|
[‹ un- prefix2 + subscribe v.]
intr. To remove one's details from an electronic mailing list, newsgroup, or similar service and thus cease to receive or contribute to its contents. Freq. with to, from. Occas. in imper., as the e-mail command requesting such a removal. Also trans.: to remove (a person or his or her details) from a mailing list, newsgroup, etc.
1981More on Plato Notes in net.news (Usenet newsgroup) 11 Oct. As far as ‘subscribing’ or ‘unsubscribing’ to a sequence of notes (within a news topic): the design used at Plato, here, and the other notes system all allows for easy skipping of topics to be avoided and possible review if desired. 1995Italica 72 438 When you tire of LANGIT, you simply send a message to the same address with the message: unsubscribe langit. 1997Internet Week (Nexis) 19 May 44 SmartList will unsubscribe a subscriber after three bounces. 2002What Mobile Apr. 25/1 If u don't wan 2 tlk or no longer wish to receive information from a service it should be straightforward to unsubscribe. 2003Kindred Spirit Winter 74 Of course, you can unsubscribe from the Ezine at any time. |