In Len's defense...
the IM in IMGATE I believe was for "IM"ail
plus ...
----- Original Message -----
From: "Andy Schmidt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, May 28, 2000 1:43 PM
Subject: RE: [IMail Forum] IMGate
> Okay - I'm getting enough spam everyday already. Could the IMGate
salesrep
Sorry, but nothing is for sale... it's all free except for your time and
devotion to
fixing a potential problem.
> PLEASE start posting his infomercial via PRIVATE email and NOT to the
list.
> I'm sure it's a great product for some, but he is clearly crossing the
> threshold.
>
> In case we haven't noticed:
>
> a) this is an IMAIL list
These comments are ment to address solutions to IMAIL problems that have
not yet been addressed by Ipswitch.
>
> b) IMAIL is an NT product - if I wanted information about an BSD products
> then I wouldn't be hanging out here.
>
Understood, but by virtue it makes the solution free and available to be run
on
equipment NT would make you toss in the dumpster.
Would you ignore if it was an "appliance" solution.
> Next we'll have reps for NAI and others posting THEIR email server related
> product information 10 times a day!? And what about all those template
> customizations that are available - will they be allowed to advertise
THEIR
> customizations a few times each day?
>
> If he likes to see his product in print - then PLEASE have him start an
> IMGate list on his own IMAIL server and whoever CARES can subscribe to
THAT.
> PLEASE!
Len already has....
and you can join it for free at:
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]?subject=subscribe IMGate
plus a website:
http://imgate.meiway.com/
and I'll always welcome repsonses from people who keep thinking outside
the box, this will lead to innovations.
BTW, I have yet to do an IMGATE because I want to understand FreeBSD
or LINUX better before I implement a solution like this. But ignorance of a
possible solution would be a worse alternative in my mind.
>
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