Nobody's claiming I got a virus, in email or at all.
What seems to be happening is that someone, or possibly a couple of someones, sent a virus to the list (lots of people have the list address in their address books), and now a second list claims to have gotten it from our list.
The list has over a thousand subscribers (many of whom don't post, or post once in a blue moon), which means over a thousand people who could have sent it a virus.
It doesn't help that we had someone respond with the hoary and ineffectual suggestion of putting a bogus !10000 at the top of one's address book.
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Date: 2002-05-13 11:31 am (UTC)What seems to be happening is that someone, or possibly a couple of someones, sent a virus to the list (lots of people have the list address in their address books), and now a second list claims to have gotten it from our list.
The list has over a thousand subscribers (many of whom don't post, or post once in a blue moon), which means over a thousand people who could have sent it a virus.
It doesn't help that we had someone respond with the hoary and ineffectual suggestion of putting a bogus !10000 at the top of one's address book.