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Michael Erskine wrote: You see it is possible to delete every single post he has ever made... And lose your own service provider in the process. X- headers can be useful but they're not standardized and not required, and anybody can add one that says anything, as you can see. Usenet headers are generally unreliable - they're content, not envelope - and figuring out what's actually going on tends to be a heuristic process rather than deterministic. For example, I have no idea why you brought up contacting AOL, unless you actually believe that's a real email address. -- Melinda Shore - Software longa, hardware brevis - Stephen Hawking is a flip-flopper. |
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Michael Erskine wrote: You see it is possible to delete every single post he has ever made... And lose your own service provider in the process. X- headers can be useful but they're not standardized and not required, and anybody can add one that says anything, as you can see. Usenet headers are generally unreliable - they're content, not envelope - and figuring out what's actually going on tends to be a heuristic process rather than deterministic. For example, I have no idea why you brought up contacting AOL, unless you actually believe that's a real email address. -- Melinda Shore - Software longa, hardware brevis - Stephen Hawking is a flip-flopper. |
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Michael Erskine wrote: You see it is possible to delete every single post he has ever made... And lose your own service provider in the process. X- headers can be useful but they're not standardized and not required, and anybody can add one that says anything, as you can see. Usenet headers are generally unreliable - they're content, not envelope - and figuring out what's actually going on tends to be a heuristic process rather than deterministic. For example, I have no idea why you brought up contacting AOL, unless you actually believe that's a real email address. -- Melinda Shore - Software longa, hardware brevis - Stephen Hawking is a flip-flopper. |
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Michael Erskine wrote: You see it is possible to delete every single post he has ever made... And lose your own service provider in the process. X- headers can be useful but they're not standardized and not required, and anybody can add one that says anything, as you can see. Usenet headers are generally unreliable - they're content, not envelope - and figuring out what's actually going on tends to be a heuristic process rather than deterministic. For example, I have no idea why you brought up contacting AOL, unless you actually believe that's a real email address. -- Melinda Shore - Software longa, hardware brevis - Stephen Hawking is a flip-flopper. |
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Michael Erskine wrote: You see it is possible to delete every single post he has ever made... And lose your own service provider in the process. X- headers can be useful but they're not standardized and not required, and anybody can add one that says anything, as you can see. Usenet headers are generally unreliable - they're content, not envelope - and figuring out what's actually going on tends to be a heuristic process rather than deterministic. For example, I have no idea why you brought up contacting AOL, unless you actually believe that's a real email address. -- Melinda Shore - Software longa, hardware brevis - Stephen Hawking is a flip-flopper. |
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Michael Erskine wrote: You see it is possible to delete every single post he has ever made... And lose your own service provider in the process. X- headers can be useful but they're not standardized and not required, and anybody can add one that says anything, as you can see. Usenet headers are generally unreliable - they're content, not envelope - and figuring out what's actually going on tends to be a heuristic process rather than deterministic. For example, I have no idea why you brought up contacting AOL, unless you actually believe that's a real email address. -- Melinda Shore - Software longa, hardware brevis - Stephen Hawking is a flip-flopper. |
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