"At 11:40 -0800 01/19/2005, Mo! Langdon wrote:"
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>
> This little piece of, er, um, nonsense appeared in my In box in response to
> my posting to the list. To whoever it is that has this set up: wise up and
> teach your darned paranoia-soother to properly deal with mailing list mail.
> How rude!!
>
> Sl�n,
>
>
> Mo!
Mo,
I *think* that message came from an anti-spam service the person or their ISP
subscribes to.
My ISP uses SpamAssassin which does not contact the end user, the ISP or the
sender if it deems the mail as spam. It simply causes the mail to fall into a
dark hole. Since I've had no complaints form folks that they cannot contact me,
I assume SpamAssassin has pretty good algorithms.
Kind Regards,
--
Joe Walters: To know, and not to do, is not yet to know
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