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dattier(_at_)wwa(_dot_)com (David W. Tamkin) wrote:
:the only problems are (1) that Bill is so positive that he misses only an
:occasional piece of email [even that may not be a problem if he logs rejected
:mail and sees for himself the number of pieces that are rejected]
This is indeed the case.
: and (2)
:that he is so very sure that everything he misses is unimportant.
The Subject: line, kept in my .procmail/log, is a pretty good clue.
If the user's name as reflected in the From_ line and placed in the
spamgard(tm) log isn't something like 23465123(_at_)somewhere(_dot_)com, I'll
mosey over to .procmail/log and take a look-see.
:But something tells me that if a potential employer likes your resume, and
:the person there who might hire you emails you to invite you for an interview
:but gets an autoresponse of "I don't read mail unless it says `tiglet',"
:someone else will get the job.
If I'm giving someone my resume, I'll do one of four things:
-- leave the e-mail address off the resume;
-- mention "tiglet" in the resume itself;
-- place the potential company's domain in my whitelist; or
-- in extreme cases, turn off spamgard(tm) for a day or two.
Signatures Follow. (tm)
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