Email Filters, re:putting out the flamers

[Jon Page]

HELLO JIM !!
CS 1.0 seems to delete a lot of words.
Isn't it nice to get back a see that everything is so calm
and only technical matters being discussed?

I have a good remedy for those terse, biting posts. I have
deemedt it necessary to give someone a 'piece of my mind'
in the past. But rather than send it right out, I saved it and
reviewed it the next day. It ends up in the trash. It turns out
that I was glad I had not sent them. It reminds me of that proverb:
"Better to remain silent and thought a fool, than to open
one's mouth and remove all doubt".

Jon Page
Harwich Port, Cape Cod, Mass. (jpage@capecod.net)
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At 11:38 AM 4/2/97 -0500, you wrote:
>Guy;
> I have found a better filter than the one you suggest it works as you key in
>a post.  It seems to work from electromagnetic energy from the fingertips.
> Very convienient I must say.  :-)
>  When you are replying to a post that you violently disagree with it changes
>words, or deletes them, to make your reply socially and politically correct.
>  I don't know what precipitated this post of yours but when I see a post
>from some        person who has his     -     his        .     And this
>person is spouting such
>   that I will not keep silent, I just say what a                ,and
>            he, or she, is.
>  Then I may send the post with no fear of being flamed myself! The program
>you ask?  It is called 'Common Sense v1.007' and comes bundled with 'Truth
>v2.0' and
>'Courtesy v.5 (Beta test)'.
>Jim Bryant (FL)
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