Yeah, this Boyd fellow has been receiving my cartoons for months now. He is the deputy editor for the Tribune's editorial page. His request to be removed from emails means I cannot submit cartoons anymore to the editorial page. By the way, my cartoons are digitally done. The only way to submit them is by email. Someone further up commented I was 'spamming'. Not so. This is the correct way to submit, per that paper's own guidelines.
How many did he use?
He is the deputy editor for the Tribune's editorial page. His request to be removed from emails means I cannot submit cartoons anymore to the editorial page.
Not unless he specifically said you can no longer e-mail him. And considering that you've been having a running e-mail dialogue with him since his original request to be taken off your list, I wouldn't say you can't e-mail him.
I think what's going on here is that he doesn't want to receive notices for every work you do. Considering the sheer volume of your prolific work, that's not an entirely unreasonable request. But there's certainly nothing that I've seen that says you can't send in the occasional editorial; just that the guy wants off your mailing list.
By the way, my cartoons are digitally done. The only way to submit them is by email.
Actually, you could also printed them out and mail them via snail mail. So e-mail isn't the only way to submit them.
Someone further up commented I was 'spamming'.
Now that's just wrong on their part and I'd certainly spank them where their fur is the thinnest over that charge.