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From: kzm@TWG.COM (Keith McCloghrie)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.tcp-ip
Subject: Re: Instrumenting a TCP Implementation
Message-ID: <8807300026.AA10331@ucbvax.berkeley.edu>
Date: 29 Jul 88 16:02:01 GMT
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I apologise for bothering the net with my previous message.  Immediately
after my fingers had typed the send command, I was kicking myself for
forgetting to edit the CC: line.  Of course, I was also faced with the
dilemma of whether to compound my mistake by sending out an apology.

Such is the power of e-mail these days that 19 characters on a CC: line 
can wake up hundreds/thousands of mailboxes, and even more people.
Does anybody know how many people read tcp-ip ?  It would be interesting 
to find out.  I guess the only way would be to ask each individual/group 
of recipients to mail in a response, and add up the numbers.  Is there 
any automation for this, i.e. email-survey-response processing code ?

Keith.