This email is reaching you, Greg, and I didn't attend the meeting
It is a dangerous world out there, what with all the unsolicited meeting
invitations via email, planes flying into buildings resulting in thousands
being killed, offers via email to purchase services, bombs exploding in or
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Perhaps you might consider this issue from another angle. When you consider
the number of person-hours spent dealing with SPAM, you could see that,
cumulatively, there are many hours wasted on unsolicited and undesired
emails. And, while each instance may be a matter of seconds or minutes, over
a
Geez, the nerve of some people :-)
If I'm not mistaken, there have been all too many international
efforts to advance this TORPEDO protocol. Several years ago, there were
several Germans who took the lead in this field with some similar efforts
from several Japanese. Eventually, th
Hmm, does this mean we need a BOF to determine if there is a need
for a ShipsInTheDay protocol or if the ShipsInTheNight protocol would be
adequate for the job (with a few extensions of course)? Are we sure that ATM
would be desirable in this instance? Personally, I think this sounds like
Look, over a year ago, I was made painfully aware of the of the automated
vacation notice propagating emails to members of lists. It was never my
intent to inconvenience anyone by using the vacation notices function,
rather just the opposite. I'm an Outlook user as it's the corporate standard
on P
Vinton's idea has much merit. A scheme to allocate blocks of addresses to
manufacturers would be much easier to support than an organization
attempting to process individual email requests, or CGI scripted forms from
a webpage, or a world-wide DHCP server for Amana ( and one for Maytag, etc.)
to r
Hmmm, I think the federal government might have another opinion that topic,
re: Waco, etc., but this is far off the topic. It's an idyllic viewpoint,
though. But I'm afraid we're at the point in history where the phrase "a
life of freedom in the United States" is an oxymoron. And, if Carnivore
isn
I would think it fairly evident that spam is in the eye of the
beholder. I suspect that a popular resolution would, therefore, need to
provide the receiver with control over the type of information allowed
through a personal filter. This could be implemented by defining a key field
with a
