On Thu, 24 Feb 2000, from your lips spewed forth:
> > Well said.
> > Another thing that might be a possibility is, if spam starts becoming a
> > habitual thing, It wouldn't be hard for me to get a licensed copy of Mail Gear
> > at a low price. As it runs on Redhat 5.2 and higher it would be possible to set
> > it up as a relay for the mailing list. This would provide content
> > filtering/anti-spamming functionality, as well as making the mailing list
> > available through a nifty web interface. That is, providing that it would be
> > feasible to move the list to it's own mail server.
> > Just a suggestion spawned from the spam and the fact that I just took a class
> > in this particular piece of software and it looks REALLY cool.
> Hay I thought this list was about shareing info about linux/unix not a bitching
>board for people who dont have a clue about preventing spam spam spam spam Wonderfull
>spamm gloriouse spam. I suggest reffering the original address to Garey the anti
>spamer at efn.com. (Gary Frazier) now for something more seriouse what ever happend
>to the everedy bunney?
#include <Std_Disclaimer.h>
void rant()
{
You know... I was pretty sure... yeah.. now that I check... I
didn't forward all of that stuff. Ok.;
Now that I have verified that I didn't, inadvertantly, do something
bad.;
Please, in the future, refrain from forwarding the forward of the
forward of the forward (ad nauseum) that was sent to you. ;
I deleted approximately 944 lines from this message before replying. 98% of
which were not relative to the message in the first place as they were
addresses and e-mail headers. Don't get me wrong I am not ragging on
anyone, but please, please please don't forward 1000 lines of
irrelevent data and make me wade through all of it
beforegetting to your point. ;
return "Thank you";
}
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