> please do not send such emails to the email list. Nobody is interested
whether
> you received this email or not.
I think that the generalization is more than justifiable, and the
requestlikewise.
However, it doesn't seem likely that we'll manage to get through to this
person
Way back when, in the Dark Ages of the Net (c. 1993) Usenet was not the
barren wasteland it is today. Before the destructive Flame Wars, one could
shield oneself from repeated harassment by means of a 'kill file.' Such a
thing
can be simulated today with most mail readers, even Microsoft products.
I've set up my message rules in Outlook Express to direct such annoying
drivel to my 'deleted' folder, and mark it as read. If it's really
bothering you,
make a message rule to delete messages with 'Auto Respond' in the subject
line from Mr. Horzum: it's not as good as getting him to stop, but it keeps
the
spam down to manageable levels.
--Devin Carless
P.S. Mr. Horzum: *plonk*.
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