Steven Pierce <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>
> That is not true. A company can read anything that is sent into their
computers. I think that what the other person did, by blocking specific mail
so he could read it is not someone that I would want at my company. Blocking
this kind of mail so that it would not waste company time would be OK. So
much time is lost during the day of people reading and sending mail like this
is staggering. Also that is how a lot of the virus get into companies. I
just left a company that had sooooo many virus, that they would post notices
on every wall telling users not to open a specific message.
>
Why post bits of paper everywhere? Why didn't they just install antivirus
software on their firewall/mail server/all desktops?
Yes, it's true that a lot of time is lost during the day on emails. Just look
at us ;) This is not that difficult to manage - one can easily look at traffic
summaries and then just reprimand offenders
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Marko.
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