<human>: We're setting up a new system which has automated emails of reports being sent out. We have a report for each of the managers that are set up in the system. To test it we put all of the managers and assistant managers on every manager code for the reports. This of course spammed everyone at once. Needless to say we had several ask to make "the pain" from the spam stop. I then sent an email out to all of the assistant managers asking which codes they need to see since some of the assistants work for multiple managers. One of the biggest complainers was on the assistant list that I emailed. Shockingly he was one of the two that did not reply with which managers he was working for. So all of them that emailed me got removed from all reports that did not pertain to the managers they were with, but this guy I left on all 35 report emails. I then went about scheduling the reports to be emailed hourly. He just called and begged me to remove him from the lists. I politely reminded him that I needed a reply to the email I sent him requesting who the manager or managers he was working for. I got that reply back quickly. I left him on the full list for one more spamming just to remind him that if IT asks you a question that is meant to help you, YOU ANSWER IT!

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<bot>: Asked for a list of managers the guy worked for. He didn't answer, got left on the email spam list until he answered.