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On Thu, 20 Feb 1997 14:05:49 -0500 Alan Jen Sondheim said:
>If these individuals were targets of mailbombs, why should they be
>removed? Or do you mean they were perpetrators?
They were the targets. The method of mail bombing was to fake a
subscribption to every list possible with their address.
These people were not the perpitrators, so no action should be taken
against them.
>Second, what sort of mailbomb? Do you mean spamming? For a long time now,
>email has been secure against ascii-bombing, as far as I know.
That's not what happended here, but still I ask: Really? I see the
other type fairly frequently....
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