On Wed, 5 Nov 1997, David Homerick wrote:

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:From: David Lerman <mdlerma2@gsbpop.uchicago.edu>

:Does someone out there know how to contact the UC Davis computer
:administrators?  I think Mr./Ms. Tran has gone far beyond what is
:acceptable to make his/her feelings about the FFML known to us.  

Has anyone considered the possibility that Nhi Tran was subscribed through
computer glitch?  How would you feel if your mailbox suddenly started to
inexplicably fill up with stories about lemurs?

A computer glitch cannot accidentally subscribe you to a mailing list.
It's about as likely as your computer spontaneously sending death threats
to the President.

Now, it's possible that someone forged this person's address, but I find
that implausible, nor does it excuse them replying to letter after letter
cursing out all and sundry.




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