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From: Paul Andrew Mitchell [address in tool bar]
Subject: SLF: Reducing Unwanted Email: An Unsolicited Proposal
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Hi Dot,
So, these two things would help a lot:
1. encourage people to use "Blind Copy" always
Comment: this takes voluntary participation
2. modify list servers to suppress the sender's
email address in messages which are broadcast
to the list, by default; this can be overriden
at the user's option
Comment: this takes a coding change in the
list server software
Let me know what you think, after you have thought
about it for a while.
/s/ Paul Mitchell
http://www.supremelaw.com
At 09:16 AM 7/21/97 -0400, you wrote:
>THANKS PAUL.
>
>SAFAN uses all blind copies to its mailing list.
>
>HOWEVER, AOL has been guilty TWICE now of listing the BCC
>on two of my recipients mail.
>
>They acted dumb when I called them about it. They said that I must
>have made a mistake and hit the CC key. I told them that if I had done
>that the recipient would have received the addresses with CC on them
>and NOT BCC. They suggested I go back and read the instructions
>on sending Blind Copies. I told them that if they did it again, that I
>would sue them for a breach of privacy. (Ha - big talk...)
>
>I hate those LONG address lists. Evidently that is how we get all of
>the JUNK mail. Of course, I can get all AOL addresses downloaded into
>my address file - so ....
>
>Dot Bibee
>
>
>
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