>What is a "broken mail client"?
A mail client that doesn't work. For example, if you use Outlook, and your
E-mail address is "[EMAIL PROTECTED]", but it creates an E-mail header
"From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]", that would be an example of a broken mail
client. There are some older E-mail clients and lots of web server
applications that are broken.
Most people consider "legitimate mail" to mean any mail that they want,
even if it comes from a broken mail client. However, mail sent from a
broken mail client is very volatile, and may not reach the recipient's mail
client or may become malformed along the way or just disappear.
-Scott
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