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From: rich@pro-exchange.cts.COM (Rich Sims)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: Re: Illegal?  (was: Tom Weishaar)
Message-ID: <8911261420.AA15664@trout.nosc.mil>
Date: 26 Nov 89 12:57:57 GMT
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In-Reply-To: message from jamesio@pro-houston.cts.com (James Faircloth)

   --referring to a ridiculous 12-line signature....

> Isn't this illegal through the net and interstate?

Illegal?  Probably not.  Useless, unnecessary, stupid, and wasteful of *other*
people's resources and time, yes!

But then, so is this....

>
> UUCP     : crash!pro-houston!jamesio          | US Mail :
> ARPA     : crash!pro-houston!jamesio@nosc.mil |
> INET     : jamesio@pro-houston.cts.com        | James Faircloth
> ProLine  : pro-houston!jamesio                | 22715 Imperial Valley, #2213
> WWIVNet  : #19 @ 7352                         | Houston, TX  77073
> ALink PE : JamesIO                            | Home: 713/821-2010
>

Try including your work address, the address of your nearest relative, and
possibly the concept of "general delivery" at a local post office.  After all,
it's just possible that someone might have to contact you in one of those
ways, too!  You may even want to subscribe to a remailing service and include
that address as well.