In these days of lay-offs I get a lot of mail bounces.
This is the first one I've ever seen in English.
No traceroute nonesense, no extraneous machine code...
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Nice to have something readable, but do they actually mention the email address in question, or leave it up to you to figure out. Too bad if you have a dozen or more organic.com email addresses on file.
Plain english isn't entirely useful though -- my mailing lists generate so many bounces every day (many temporary) that I feed the lot into a bounce processor - it figures out by the codes if the bounce is permanent or transient, and which email address. Automation is good.
Posted by eric @ 06/20/2001 01:52 AM pst
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Although it's definitely better than the first example they should also provide a generic e-mail address where you can ask info from, or they expect you to go to their site and search for their employees e-mail addresses?
Posted by gillo @ 06/20/2001 03:31 AM pst
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How about autmation and english?
Posted by christina @ 06/20/2001 11:27 AM pst
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