Re: [CH] How to tell if you are getting a flaming e-mail....
mstevens@exit109.com
Tue, 15 May 2001 16:51:11 GMT
At 12:16 PM 5/15/01 -0400, Linda Reynolds wrote:
>Well Howdy Chile Friends!
>
>Been reading a lot lately but not posting....just got a frost last
>night so it is still too early for the
>Byron-Bottom-how-warm-is-the-garden-dirt test here in upstate NY!
>
>I was wondering if anyone else here on the list heard of a new e-mail
>program that determines the content of what is being said by the
>mailer and assigns Chiles to the subject line to tell the reader what
>kind of language is being used? I heard it on some computer type
>radio talk show but only got part of it. It is supposedly designed
>to let you know if you are getting flamed. I thought it kinda funny
>seeing as all of our talk is hot and would welcome a few chiles along
>with each post!
>
This is in the newer versions of Eudora, and is not to tell you if you are
getting flamed. It is designed to let you know that a message you are about to
send could be deemed offensive by the recipient. It apparently designates the
level of posible insult by the number of chile peppers...
=Mark "Runs With Scissors" Stevens
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