[rescue] Re: Fw: Mike Free, your use of this ISP/filter program is *counter-productive*

[Ken Hansen]

Robert,

You rpoint is taken, and you are right - I was just in a real pissy place
yesterday, I was heading out of the house, I had just made a special trip to
the FedEx counter to ship the packages, and then Mike's ISP decides that it
doesn't like *my* ISP semdmail settings, so it bounce my email back...

Sorry - I guess I *was* sorta hoping it would turn into mail configuration
flame war (so others could feel my pain)...

Ken

----- Original Message -----
From: "Robert Novak" <rnovak at indyramp.com>
To: <rescue at sunhelp.org>
Sent: Saturday, August 18, 2001 2:20 PM
Subject: [rescue] Re: Fw: Mike Free, your use of this ISP/filter program is
*counter-productive*


> On Sat, 18 Aug 2001, Ken Hansen wrote:
>
> > What is the value of a tool that *limits* communication!
>
> I'm quite fond of the "hangup" button on my phone. It limits
> communication. It's a tool, and it's incredibly valuable.

Yes, but what if your phone company was the only one with access to it, and
they would choose who to let through and who to cut off for you (a
reasonable copy of what Mike's ISP is doing)?

<snip<

> > Just being pissy...
>
> Well, next time cut the quoting and attachments out if you're just being
> pissy.
>
> : Parts/Attachments:
> :    1   Shown     28 lines  Text (charset: ISO-8859-1)
> :    2           ~465 bytes  Application
> :    3     OK     3.2 KB     Message, "Re: for the SS10 and various parts"
> :    3.1 Shown     70 lines  Text (charset: ISO-8859-1)
>
> A simple "Your package shipped out, contact me from another email address
> if you want details" would have worked... We certainly didn't need to see
> the Paypal confirmation and such.



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