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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 8 Jan 1998.
Re: Monospaced fonts: A quick list, and Text Editors

Re: Monospaced fonts: A quick list, and Text Editors

Veronica Karlsson wrote:
> 1-3 spams a day?!?! That's what I get now that I HAVE this
> "double-faked" address... I am beginning to suspect that there is
> something weird going on, such as more spam being sent to women than
> to men... Maybe I should call myself something male and see if things
> changed...  >:-(

No, I think that we just get the same amount of spam.  :-)

Whenever somebody emails you and posts to the newsgroup, your address
is out there for all the spammers to grab.  When they search for 
addresses, they come up with both of ours every time.   >:-[


I've heard that people who post in varrious "low-tech" newsgroups get
much more spam, but seeing that we both only seem to post in 
programming groups (At least I've seen you in a lot of them), I don't
think that's a factor here.  (Also, I'm glad somebody else bothers
to test their postings in alt.test......... :-)


-- 
--ran...@slip.net  (Randy Gardner)
--http://www.slip.net/~randyg/index.htm  - *New*  Download a maze
  program that lets you actually walk *inside* the maze!!

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Subject: Re: Monospaced fonts: A quick list, and Text Editors
Date: 1998/01/08
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