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From: Torrey Hoffman <torrey.hoffman@myrio.com>
To: "'Albert D. Cahalan'" <acahalan@cs.uml.edu>,
        Torrey Hoffman <torrey.hoffman@myrio.com>
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Subject: RE: Test mail
Date: Mon, 30 Jul 2001 12:32:02 -0700
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Albert D. Cahalan wrote:

> This does not mean you have to use Outlook to _send_ mail to
> the linux-kernel mailing list. Do this:

[...]

(sigh.) So you want me to change the way I (and other people) work 
so.... Why was it again?  So we can block the one message in 1000 
that contains a Windows virus and was sent from Outlook?  

and, incidentally, block bug reports and other potentially useful 
mail and valid help requests from people who may not be subscribed, 
may be having difficulty installing Linux... 

And you think that's better than just blocking the viruses, or 
binary attachments in general, or something else more rational?

Please.

Torrey
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