full-disclosure - Re: A Move to Remove

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Date: Fri Mar 31 17:23:30 2006
From: steve_r125 at yahoo.co.uk (Steve Russell)
Subject: Re: A Move to Remove

"Riad S. Wahby" <rsw@...t.org> wrote: Steve Russell  wrote:
>    +1.

Hey, I have an idea!  Let's vote someone off the list 'cause y'all don't
know how to set up mail filters in Outlook Express or whatever lameass
mail client you can barely figure out how to use.

...and people wonder the security industry is in such a sad state.

Please, go ahead and vote in broadcast to the list.  At least then those
interested in free discourse will know which ones of you to blacklist.

-- 
Riad S. Wahby
rsw@...t.org

Obviously a sarcastic +1 is oblivious to you. If you remember (not) we've already done this.

I was going to ask how sending an email explains how you know whether or not someone has filters in place, or indeed for that matter which client they use as well as their proficiency in using it. But I won't bother...

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