On Thu, 14 Mar 2002, Laura Ruiz wrote:
> Ok, maybe it's just me, I don't know. But I'm subscribed to so many
> lists and the like that the amount of spam I get really doesn't bother
> me. I simply delete it. Yes, I get a lot of it (I get well over 300
> messages each day), but it sure doesn't take any extra effort on my part
> to simply delete the stuff. Can someone explain to me what the big deal
> is? So the delete key is hit more often. I guess I'm just ignorant
> here or something.
The problem is that once I go into "delete" mode, I have been known to
unintentionally delete meaningful messages that I actually want to read
because those messages are sandwiched in between "junk" messages. If I
didn't have such a high "junk to meaningful" ratio, there would be far
less risk of this happening.
So I request, once again, that Vocalist not increase the ratio of junk to
meaningful in my email inbox. PLEASE!
Karen Mercedes
http://www.radix.net/~dalila/index.html
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