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Message-ID: <1055452827.3ee8ee9bd4107@webmail.qpalzm.com> From: doug at transformer.qpalzm.com (Doug Stewart) Subject: Morning Wood Poll It wouldn't be difficult to host attachments elsewhere and just put a link to those who actually *want* to see/receive the file(s). Less hassle, because then no one would complain about the attachments (no matter what they entailed), and there wouldn't even be a chance of any risk. It just simply would not happen unless by one's free choice. Doug Quoting KF <dotslash@...soft.com>: Chris Peden wrote: >I know how to use my delete key, although protected, I did not like the >fact morning_wood deliberately sent a post with a virus.... > Keeping in mind there is a difference between deliberately sending a virus maliciously vs. Sending it asking a question... so what he forgot to zip and password it... he now knows in the future the correct way to do so. >that to me is >very unprpofessional and is against everything we here stand for. Maybe >a previous post asking who would be interested in receiving such a post, >and then emailing those people privately. > >Maybe setup the list to deny attachments would do it? > Comon now... be reasonable... there are legit attachments comming from this list... > >Thanks, >-Chris- >IT Director >Sundowner Interiors > > > > _______________________________________________ Full-Disclosure - We believe in it. Charter: http://lists.netsys.com/full-disclosure-charter.html ------------------------------------------------- This mail sent through IMP: http://horde.org/imp/
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