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Hi, Since I've been so successful with getting help on analyzing my network traffic, I thought I'd ask what the Linux crew recommends for reading their email and filtering spam (and yes, I did read dsr's message from 8/24). I noticed that this list's archives are open to the public and email addresses are not obfuscated (nor are home addresses apparently). Does this concern anyone? I get an enormous amount of spam. This address is listed on some web sites, but with some of my more private email aliases, I'm not sure where they're harvesting the information. Also, is anyone interested in having a Subject prefix (e.g. [BLU]) on the list messages to help with their mail? I'm on quite a few lists and having the prefix helps me scan my email quickly (I like to glance over everything quickly before sorting it into folders). Obviously, I am new to the list, so forgive me if this has been discussed previously. Ilane
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