Scott:
I agree with you - but, alas, I have no control over the company
disclaimer. It is inserted automatically by the outgoing mail server,
and they have refused to make an exception. Any suggestions?
David Wakser
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From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:[email protected]] On
Behalf Of Scott Rohling
Sent: Tuesday, May 12, 2009 10:46 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: How long is YOUR signature/disclaimer?
This is a plea to all of you with signature lines with all kinds of junk
(like all those preachy quotes you might think others will appreciate)
-- and ESPECIALLY those of you with company disclaimers:
Please find a way to post with as clean a signature as you can.
I've run across some posts lately that are just completely ridiculous.
1 line of question or comment followed by 100 lines of your particular
company's disclaimer. While it's very helpful at times to see where
you all work - maybe using your personal email rather than your company
email is a better idea. That way you don't have to disclaim anything
and aren't helping fill up these mailing lists with 'meta text'.
I'm sure this will be seen as 'meta' discussion - but I'm especially
cranky today, so what the heck ;-)
Thanks for your consideration: Scott
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