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From: romain@winnie.Princeton.Edu (Romain Kang)
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Subject: beware of phoenix.PRINCETON.EDU
Message-ID: <129@phoenix.PRINCETON.EDU>
Date: Sun, 8-Mar-87 23:21:11 EST
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Posted: Sun Mar  8 23:21:11 1987
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Reply-To: romain@winnie.PRINCETON.EDU (Romain Kang)
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Keywords: duplicate site name

Princeton University Center for Information Technology has recently
added a new Usenet site called "phoenix".  Fortunately, this site seems
distinct from ucbphoenix.  Unfortunately, there is another "phoenix" in
New Jersey, operated by AT&T Information Systems, according to the map
entries I've seen.

Further, mail that I have sent to usenet@phoenix.PRINCETON.EDU has gone
unanswered.  I'm not sure what the outcome will be, but in the mean
time, any replies you make to/through system "phoenix" should be
carefully examined for the domain .PRINCETON.EDU.  Avoid sites that
auto-route, and if in doubt, use snail mail!

And no, dwon!honey did not propose the name "phoenix" in a fit of
pique (nor did anyone else in Princeton Computer Science...)
--
"Down with hybrid addresses!"		-pyrnj!romain@winnie.PRINCETON.EDU
		      or, {allegra,rutgers,seismo}!princeton!winnie!romain