If implemented, I would vote for defining a time unit, 0 being disabled.
In this manner, if the user wanted to allow a 72 hour "window", ASSP
could accommodate them.
Just my two cents.
C
Fritz Borgstedt wrote:
Though not nearly as frequent as incorrectly dated spam, we often see
real mail with wierd dates. Perhaps this is a Mac thing, as earlier
Mac OS would often lose its date if the system became corrupt or if
the mobo battery died. All the instances I can think of off the top
of my head were from Mac users.
Anyway, being clueless about the functioning of their own machine
does not necessarily mean that a person is sending spam.
You are surely joking.
Amazing.
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