This is to inform you of what seems to be a discrepancy between a message
from your system, as received here, and the specifications for echo mail.
Possibly the the message was fine when it left your system and was grunged
somewhere along the path between us, or perhaps it is a duplicate due to a
problem on some other system.  Regardless, there was a problem with it
when it was received here.

Because the message, as received here, appeared to be grunged, or a dupe,
it was deleted in order to protect the rest of the echo mail distribution
system.  This copy is sent to you for information purposes and so that you
could reenter it after finding the source of the problem and fixing it.

The discrepancy noted in the message, as received here, was:

    &Why.
The message was in the &Area. area.

     To:  &To.
   From:  &From.
   Date:  &Date.
Subject:  &Subject.

Body of the message:
&Body.
Routing information:
&Routing.
If you do not understand this explanation, please contact your local Net
Echomail Coordinator (NEC) to assist in interpretating it and for help in
solving any problems.  Possibly the message was fine when it left your
system and was grunged somewhere along the path between us, or perhaps it
is a duplicate due to a problem on some other system.  Regardless, your
NEC should be able to help you in finding the source of the problem and
fixing it.

If you and your NEC believe this message is in error, please contact me.

Thank you for your cooperation,

&SysOp.