- From: Hoffman, Geoffrey <ghoffman@aztrib.com>
- Date: Thu, 22 May 2003 13:59:00 -0700
- To: w3c-wai-ig@w3.org
David Woolley wrote: > This sort of request doesn't work, as IT departments are in love with > them, as they are in love with bulky "this is confidential" > signatures. I repeatedly write to some of the main offenders, > including their Postmasters, particularly Unisys and the UK cabinet > office, but with no result. So true - our IT geniuses just installed some sort of spaminator on our Exchange server, so now instead of simply getting spammed, I get a 5 paragraph message from the spaminator about how the enclosed attached message is probably spam (the full spam message, including its original attachments, is included in the attachment) with all the email headers printed in the body of the email. Of course it only catches certain keywords, so V*I*A*G*R*A still gets through no problem. That's supposed to be progress? There's already a perfect solution to out-of-office replies and spam. It's called the Delete Key. Geoff Hoffman
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