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From: "Chita  Jing" <edfan@earthlink.net>
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Subject: Re: [papercrete] Hysteria over emails - UNSUB thread
Date: Sat, 19 Mar 2005 11:39:54 -0800
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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Bill Hall 3" <bill@billhall.net>

>  Part of the reason that Spaceman has not responded is that his mailbox 
> was flooded with 900 unsubscribe messages plus bounce messages from all of 
> the people who have unsubscribed and moved on.

        900? EEEK! Okay, yeah, that's too much. Unfair, really. Poor 
Spaceman.

        So - would you like this stuff online in a message board instead of 
email? I am just this week doing the final testing of software that can 
allow text and graphical (multimedia) message content. As in - we could show 
pictures and videos if we wanted. It is fairly simple to operate but does 
not act as a web host for those images so basically, folks would be storing 
their material on their own web space, under their own control.

        If I didn't mention it, I own the web space so there are no ads or 
spam. One drawback of the software is that it requires registration of a 
usable email address which the system uses for validation. In my previous 
boards, I didn't use registration. There's no update so you can pretty much 
define a new userID, register, then get rid of it.