I realize the *AA's are sending all manner of shills into anti-IP cartel forums like Slashdot to kick up some
astroturf and all, but sheesh, can you try and be a little more obvious?
You've got the pseudo-spelling/grammar challenged young-geek look down pat, but remember Grasshopper...
Molish lesson #1: subtlety's the name of the game. DON'T OVERSELL YOUR POINT!!!!!!
Do a covert pre-scan, show flagged users how to use agents and rules to bounce possible incoming porn (& whatever else) off to their private e-boxes (give 'em copious examples).
Let 'em know your predicament about enforcing fascist company policy, give 'em an official "scan for real" date and only turn in those chumps foolish enough to not avail themselves of your kind offer. In all probability these scofflaws are rather incompetent in their jobs anyway...
Most folk in my company were unwitting spam victims and wanted the agents to just/dev/null the shit (management finally grokked the concept of "spam" (D'oh!) and dropped the matter completely, thank Ghod!)
[as a hypothetical aside]: Why would want to receive porn at work anyway? It's not like you can JO over it in your cubicle or something... Sheesh, do like I do... keep your porn safe and secure on your personal laptop (& copy to CD-ROM as warranted)
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You've got the pseudo-spelling/grammar challenged young-geek look down pat, but remember Grasshopper...
Molish lesson #1: subtlety's the name of the game. DON'T OVERSELL YOUR POINT!!!!!!
The heart of the Linux? Good one...
Hi, my name's Denny Craig...
Boston Legal... the apotheosis of camp for a truly camp guy!
Do a covert pre-scan, show flagged users how to use agents and rules to bounce possible incoming porn (& whatever else) off to their private e-boxes (give 'em copious examples).
Let 'em know your predicament about enforcing fascist company policy, give 'em an official "scan for real" date and only turn in those chumps foolish enough to not avail themselves of your kind offer. In all probability these scofflaws are rather incompetent in their jobs anyway...
Most folk in my company were unwitting spam victims and wanted the agents to just /dev/null the shit (management finally grokked the concept of "spam" (D'oh!) and dropped the matter completely, thank Ghod!)
[as a hypothetical aside]: Why would want to receive porn at work anyway? It's not like you can JO over it in your cubicle or something... Sheesh, do like I do... keep your porn safe and secure on your personal laptop (& copy to CD-ROM as warranted)