Given the duration and frequency of vacation notice abuse from
users of "Internet Mail Service," the fault is in the software
instead of those who configure it.
This is what I mean. You're singling out one product. I just got
a bunch of vacation notices. Quite a few looked like this one,
below. Looks like Lotus Notes to me.
The vacation notices that I send out are configured, using
Exchange, to not send to mailing lists. Anyone can do this.
Even Lotus Notes users...
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From: Cynthia_Mamacos(_at_)lotus(_dot_)com
Subject: Cynthia Mamacos/CAM/Lotus is out of the office.
To: "Christopher Ambler" <cambler-ietf(_at_)IODESIGN(_dot_)COM>
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Date: Fri, 29 Dec 2000 01:03:06 -0500
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