I've generally found it isn't worth the trouble to visit the type of person that insists you take your shoes off. Esp if they don't also furnish comfortable sandals (that have been sterilized from previous use). Shoes protect me from the bacteria and fungus on the typical floor of people that dont' wear shoes.
Relevant to AOL -- personally, if you have a business contact, they can get real email (same hard line as AOL takes), otherwise, it is not a business necessity (and a home user can go get a hotmail account to talk to their buddies). Of course, ISP's can solve the entire thing --- talk DSL out of all your reverse DNS entries and AOL is foiled again. Karen > From: Joshua Levitsky > The fact is that the policy AOL has adopted > stops millions of spam emails, and yes.. Maybe they are forcing you to > change your rDNS but if you want to come in my house you have to take your > shoes off. It's fine you don't want to take your shoes off, but > that is your > choice and you don't have to talk to the 20 million people in my > house. It's > your choice. If you are willing to take your shoes off so you don't bring > mud in my house then you are free to come and go as you like and talk to > whomever. To Unsubscribe: http://www.ipswitch.com/support/mailing-lists.html List Archive: http://www.mail-archive.com/imail_forum%40list.ipswitch.com/ Knowledge Base/FAQ: http://www.ipswitch.com/support/IMail/
