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I am getting rejected mail notifications for mail I never sent. I have virus checked my computer within an inch of its computerly life, and it is clean, so I assume this is one of those spoofing viruses that grabs your email addy out of someone else's mailbox and sends mail in your name. So just to be on the safe side:
1) I am not sending email with the subject lines "hello" or "test". If you get one that purports to be from me, it is lying. My subject lines either tend to be a) totally empty or b) free-associative.
2) These all seem to come in around 32K, so if you get 32K email from me, be suspicious. In general I won't be sending you attachments, unless you're expecting a story to beta or a poem or something.
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In other news, according to TNH's blog, Making Light, Marvel and DC are claiming they jointly own the term "super hero," and no one else can use it.
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thebratqueen and I now own the word "Da". We were the first to use it (I think) in a Jossverse fanfic, so clearly it is ours. Those who thought it was, you know, a word, and therefore available to people who speak in those, are wrong and must cease and desist immediately. Change all "Da" references to the generic "Dad" under threat of legal action.
Won't (R) it be (TM) fun when all the Words (copyright 2003) are claimed? Whoever gets "the" is really gonna clean up.
I wish I'd used to buy more Marvel and DC products, so that it would make more of a statement that I've stopped. Idjits.
Mer
1) I am not sending email with the subject lines "hello" or "test". If you get one that purports to be from me, it is lying. My subject lines either tend to be a) totally empty or b) free-associative.
2) These all seem to come in around 32K, so if you get 32K email from me, be suspicious. In general I won't be sending you attachments, unless you're expecting a story to beta or a poem or something.
*****
In other news, according to TNH's blog, Making Light, Marvel and DC are claiming they jointly own the term "super hero," and no one else can use it.
Announcement:
thebratqueen and I now own the word "Da". We were the first to use it (I think) in a Jossverse fanfic, so clearly it is ours. Those who thought it was, you know, a word, and therefore available to people who speak in those, are wrong and must cease and desist immediately. Change all "Da" references to the generic "Dad" under threat of legal action.Won't (R) it be (TM) fun when all the Words (copyright 2003) are claimed? Whoever gets "the" is really gonna clean up.
I wish I'd used to buy more Marvel and DC products, so that it would make more of a statement that I've stopped. Idjits.
Mer
