Re: <<Aloha Everyone>>
On Thu, 15 Nov 2001, Sam Blanning wrote: > Now I have a question for you: WTF is wrong with people who complain about > spam by *quoting the entire text, including the URL, thus giving the company > another free spam, and also showing the message to those whose servers > blocked it and would not have seen it but for your stupid, pointless > demonstration of your Caps Lock?* I have a better question: why did you send that message to 3 other newsgroups besides this one? -TAL
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