Re: RE: Bug with backticks behaviour in mSYS?

On 2006-1-3 12:27 UTC, Keith MARSHALL wrote:
> In his sig, Mark Cave-Ayland wrote:
> 
>>This email and any attachments are confidential to the intended
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>>recipient please delete it from your system and notify the sender.
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> 
> 
> This sort of nonsense is utterly inappropriate for any mail posted
> to a publicly viewable mailing list.  For list posts, please use a
> sig which does not include such rubbish.  If this is not possible,
> because of corporate policy/configuration beyond your control, then
> please consider using a webmail service which allows you to control
> such content.

Some corporations block webmail too, or try to. The one I'm most
familiar with blocks domains they know, like yahoo--but others
are not so easy to recognize. One workaround is to choose a site
with prompts in a language their filters won't grok. Google this:
   Escriu una adreça de correu alternativa
to find one that definitely worked in 2004 and added no sig at all.


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