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Re: a note to those who would automate their rejection notices
From: "Laurence F. Sheldon, Jr." <larrysheldon () cox net>
Date: Sat, 27 Dec 2003 17:29:14 -0600
Doug Luce wrote:
I'm scared to death of false positives.
That is in and of itself scary. What on earth is there about computers and networks (assumptions: Not connected to weapons, weapon delivery systems or vehicles, or high-energy sources) that would account for somebody being "scared to death"? Gee whiz. We are talking about email, right? No if we are talking about "seriously annoyed" I guess that is OK as long as it does not increase the abusive traffic I have to deal with. But If I am going to send something that I really do want to be sure gets delivered, I'll use Federal Express.
Current thread:
- a note to those who would automate their rejection notices Paul Vixie (Dec 27)
- Re: a note to those who would automate their rejection notices Richard A Steenbergen (Dec 27)
- Re: a note to those who would automate their rejection notices Doug Luce (Dec 27)
- Re: a note to those who would automate their rejection notices Brian Bruns (Dec 27)
- Re: a note to those who would automate their rejection notices Laurence F. Sheldon, Jr. (Dec 27)
- Re: a note to those who would automate their rejection notices Jared Mauch (Dec 27)
- Re: a note to those who would automate their rejection notices jlewis (Dec 27)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: a note to those who would automate their rejection notices Paul Vixie (Dec 27)
- Re: a note to those who would automate their rejection notices Brian Bruns (Dec 27)
