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Re: Transparent Email
Responding to msg by [email protected] (Eric Hughes) on Mon, 28
Nov 9:54 PM
>I am still considering the "sign-or-delay" proposal for
>the toad.com
>server, that is, sign your articles to the list or
>they'll be delayed
>and eventually rejected.
Does not everyone get a complete header like the one below from
Eric's post with incoming mail? This is presented
automagically by The Pipeline's system.
I had assumed that because every mail received here has such a
header that everyone else could also see who sent my mail,
signed or not. That is why I have not signed my posts.
BTW, Pipeline does not allow anonymously-sent direct mail -- as
a take it or leave it policy. So we cannot manipulate headers
to forge from this Windows-driven end.
John Young (redundantly, I thought)
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>1994
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