subscription requests to slrn-pl-devel from yahoo - am I the only one?

Am I the only one who has had several requests from a yahoo mailinglist
called slrn-pl-devel to join them? I'm wondering why they keep sending
me these, and the name suggests someone may be harvesting here.

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