Attribution Lines (Was: Introducing Cobra)

[Gabriel Sechan]

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> From: gsechan at hotmail.com
> To: kplug-lpsg at kernel-panic.org
> Date: Thu, 3 Jan 2008 00:22:50 -0600
> Subject: RE: Attribution Lines (Was: Introducing Cobra)
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>> Date: Wed, 2 Jan 2008 22:18:21 -0800
>> From: robert.laquey at gmail.com
>> To: kplug-lpsg at kernel-panic.org
>> Subject: Re: Attribution Lines (Was: Introducing Cobra)
>> 
>> On Jan 2, 2008 5:36 PM, Gabriel Sechan  wrote:
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>>>> Date: Wed, 2 Jan 2008 16:17:41 -0800
>>>> From: bpfh at stremler.net
>>>> To: kplug-lpsg at kernel-panic.org
>>>> Subject: Attribution Lines (Was: Introducing Cobra)
>>>>
>>>> begin  quoting Gabriel Sechan as of Wed, Jan 02, 2008 at 06:06:16PM -0600:
>>>>>
>>>> [SJS wrote]
>>>>>> ...it's kind of hard to follow the attributions when they change style
>>>>>> so drastically. I thought I had accidently deleted an attribution line.
>>>>>> :/
>>>>>>
>>>>> Sorry, hotmail has gotten suckier over the past few months.  But I've
>>>>> had this address for the past 10 years, it gets very low spam (on the
>>>>> order of 5 per day if that), it has good uptime, and so many various
>>>>> things are linked to here that the drawbacks haven't outweighed the
>>>>> benefits of only reading one email address yet.  Every time I consider
>>>>> changing it over, I get an email from someone I haven't heard from in
>>>>> years which reminds me why I keep using it.
>>>>
>>>> There's no IMAP or POP access, so you can use your own mail client?
>>>>
>>>> You'd think that we could use a computer to fix this little issue...
>>>>
>>> THis is MS-  do you expect them to give users control?
>>>
>>> There is a company that basically screen scrapes and grabs the data from hotmail and exports it to a IMAP server, but it has a monthly fee.  And even at cheap I don't want to pay it.
>>>
>>> Gabe
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>> Doesn't hotmail alow you to forward mail to another address?
>> Curious, I really do not know.
>> 
> Not last I checked.  Except other MS addresses.  You can forward it to an Outlook client, but I don't use windows on my main pc.
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Actually, scratch that-  you can now.  It must have been part of their last upgrade.  I'll see what I can do with this now.

Gabe
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