I like your solution, i.e refer them to disclaimers on a website but I don't know how this would stand legally. At the end of the day a expect nobody much reads the thing anyway, it's just a get out if somebody tries to sue you for something later. Perhaps the problem is not with the disclaimers but the society which forces us to need them. When the country stops being run by lawyers perhaps we can return to a more honorable way of doing things.
Anyway enough soap box.
Thanks for your comments.
Adrian Portway
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At 14:05 17/12/2003, you wrote:
But it's just so Huge! Even when you wrote quite alot, it doubled the size
of your message. I mean, below is my largest sig. Perhaps a one line
"This email is sent in accordance with http://www.url.com/disclaimers"
would be a better way to append the disclaimers.
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