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From: "Douglas@ucbvax.UUCP
Newsgroups: mod.computers.vax
Subject: Network Chain Letters
Message-ID: <12277059985.9.OP.HENDRY@UTAH-SCIENCE.ARPA>
Date: Sat, 7-Feb-87 01:24:42 EST
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Posted: Sat Feb  7 01:24:42 1987
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On my first reading of the Info-VAX forum I had to wade through a
chain letter. It is inexcusable and completely out of place to forward
chain letters to this group or any other user on the net.  The kind
traffic grows geometrically and consumes network resources. Just think
about it for a minute.  As a manager of a facility which includes a
several Vaxen and a DecSystem-20 I been waiting and watching the Vax
VMS product line grown up and become a real computer; now maybe some
of its managers need to follow suit.  In the future for whatever
reason you are compelled to forward this kind of traffic send them to
Hendry@Utah-Science.ARPA where they will be appropriately filed.

__Douglas J. Hendry--

Manager, Computer Facilites
Center for Science Computing
University of Utah
Email:	Hendry@Utah-Science.ARPA
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