Re: Coincidence or bold spammer?

[Julian Thompson <jthmpsn2 () MEMPHIS EDU>]

All,

Whilst I don't condone the 'apparent-depending-on-how-you-look-at-it'
spamming of the list, I do however subscribe to this publication and find it
very informative. They appear to take a real world approach as to how things
'happen'.

So, even though you may not agree with the methods just used to try and get
some articles for the magazine, don't simply not go check out an issue
because of it.

If anyone IS interested the only place I have seen that sells it is Barnes &
Noble, go browse through it if your inclined.

Magdalena - As you have probably noticed, this isn't the appropriate forum
for soliciting for articles :-), join in the discussions by all means
though.

Your idea is good, the approach was a tad on the wrong side. :-)

My 2 pence worth

Oh, and funnily enough I did NOT get the email...

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(J)

'Die dulci fruimini'


-----Original Message-----
From: Jason Hardy [mailto:jthardy () UTA EDU]
Sent: Thursday, April 12, 2007 9:02 AM
To: SECURITY () LISTSERV EDUCAUSE EDU
Subject: Re: [SECURITY] Coincidence or bold spammer?

Paul,

I did not receive an invitation, and no I don't want one, but I did find
the magazine (by Software-Wydawnictwo Sp Zoo) on Amazon.

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