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Following the reasoning in the "Do Not Call" court decision that we have the right to place "No Solicitation" signs in our yards to keep solicitors out, and that this should also apply to our telephones, it should also apply to our email inboxes.

This can be easily done by requiring the first word in the SUBJECT to be ADVERTISING. Then it can be automaticaly deleted. The only problem with this idea is that it does nothing to stop the theft of bandwidth so it doesn't help the ISPs.
Posted by: Update victim   Posted on: 02/18/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Bad Link - Tech mismatches halt cell phone marriages  Update victim | 02/18/04
Telling Quote  John L. Ries | 02/18/04
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