[78-L] Lottaspam ^
David Lennick
dlennick at sympatico.ca
Sun Dec 21 20:38:09 PST 2008
FWIW, I've been used to seeing add-on ads since I first joined the internet age
belatedly in 2000 and I've long been used to ignoring the stuff. But for some
reason "Single Christians Want To Meet You" seemed to cross a line.
Whatever happened to those cute pictures of Faith Hill? Those probably never
made it through Demime.
dl
Steven C. Barr wrote:
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Jeff Lichtman" <jeff at swazoo.com>
>>> I can try to find a program that will automatically strip out those
>>> advertisements, if I do there is a chance it would also strip out an
>>> occasional link that a member adds to his/her email to the
>>> list. There are such programs (demime used to do some filtering) ,
>>> but they must be constantly keep up to date because the ad writers
>>> constantly change their messages to try to bypass those filtering
>>> programs.
>> In my opinion it wouldn't be worth the effort to try to strip off
>> these ads. They're easy to ignore once you know what they are.
>> There's also the possibility that software to strip off ads will make
>> mistakes and remove legitimate content. I think it's better to leave
>> things alone than to invest a lot of effort in an imperfect solution
>> to a minor problem.
>>
> The harsh reality is THIS!! We are now in the XXI Jahrhundert...
> and MANY, if not MOST, folks want to get insanely rich...just
> like the CEO's and such they read about!
>
> One of the ways to do this is to ADVERTISE whenever possible!
> About 75% of my daily newspaper is ads, along with a significant
> part of my e-mail and the usual innumerable flyers stuffed into my
> mailbox or included in my daily paper...?!
>
> Welcome to the new age...?!?!
>
> FEH!!
>
> ...stevenc
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