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Date: April 17, 1986 17:19
From: KIM::SYSTEM
To: @sys$mail:everybody
I'd just like to recap some MAIL protocol. @SYS$MAIL:JUNK is for messages that are not super important to anyone. Any vax user who doesn't want to be bothered with softball game or party announcements or the like can simply have his/her name deleted from the list. THEREFORE... messages that are actually significant to the operation of the company should NOT be sent to JUNK, but to the people actually concerned with the message in question. There is a list EVERYBODY, but it is protected from casual use, as there are VERY few messages that need to go to literally everybody (e.g. building closing or computers down). If you think you have such a general-interest message, see me or one of the other system folk. Hope I didn't come off too uptight, but there has been a whole lot of non-trivial traffic on junk lately and some important messages could be missed. Mike
Apr 17, 1986