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Re: remote mail access on master

On Tue, Sep 02, 1997 at 12:07:09AM -0500, Manoj Srivastava wrote:
> Clint> Then, through whatever method, this mail travels from
> Clint> debian.novare.net to me (hopefully).  Please explain to me how
> Clint> forwarding creates less of a load or less traffic for novare
> Clint> than POP or IMAP.

Well, there is the issue of us having to deal with the administrative
overhead of 200 some odd people having Novare as their mail
origination point. Now, I believe that Debianites are a fairly evolved
lot so this shouldn't be a problem but we appreciate Manoj's sentiment
that our donation should be respected.

> 	As I said, quite diffidently, and, I hope, politely, that I
>  speak here because I do not wish us to overstay our welcome at
>  novare.

All complaints aside we don't see a big problem with allowing select
developers to have a POP account on debian. We would prefer that these
were issued to needy souls who cannot for some reason acquire a POP
account any other way or who have Debian-related filtering issues.

So, there it is.
E
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Ean Schuessler                Director of Strategic Weapons Systems
Novare International Inc.        A Devices that Kill People company
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