Guest guest Posted August 27, 2000 Report Share Posted August 27, 2000 At 8:43 +0100 8/27/2000, Ajamila (das) ACBSP (Goloka Books - UK) wrote: >Below is our SysOp's definition of spamming: > > > 9. Representation and Fees for Spam > > > > If you send out spam mail via BES, you agree to pay the company a fee of > > 2500 SEK for each occurrence. Spam includes all forms of unsolicited > > mail, i.e. bogus virus warnings, surveys, chain letters, unwanted > > advertisements, pyramid or "get rich quick" schemes, or any commercially > > oriented materials not requested by the receivers. > >Since the UNSOLICTED IRM newsletter ..... Well, the letter was definitely unsolicited, but it was sent to a conference, *not to individual mailboxes*. Pretty much all conference texts are unsolicited, including your response and my current text. Does that make us spammers too in your eyes? >I would therefore appeal to the BES SysOp, Raktambara Prabhu,..... Let's not get into a censorship war, dragging our poor sysops into the roles of policing conference texts and deciding which ones contain lies. I believe that judging the appropriateness of conference texts is up to the conference organizers. You can take your case up with them and ultimately, if you disagree with their decisions, you are welcome to withdraw from the conference. Ys, Madhusudani dasi Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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