>> One site that I worked with had the nobody alias point to a program
>> alias that would use a "sounds like" algorithm to make suggestions
>> as to the real address the user wanted (IE if they sent it
>> to "[EMAIL PROTECTED]", it would suggest
>> "[EMAIL PROTECTED]").
>
> How'd they set this up? Was it something they created, or something
> off the shelf? Sounds like a great use of 'nobody'!
It was a custom program. It was kind of quirky, as the messages would still go to a
mailbox, and it would have to be cleaned out occasionally, so there was a fair bit of
maintainance.
Although it seemed pretty neat, they apparently stopped using it because nobody seemed
to really think it was all that great after all.
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