Dear Debain people,
Between 2:49 and 2:52 a.m. Pacific, I received OVER 400 emails like the one
below from your site. First, unsubscribe me from all these lists
immediately; second, remove my email address from your files; and third--you
can't think this is an acceptable way to contact people, so what the hell is
going on?! I expect a prompt an thorough response.
Kevin
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Kevin Hilke
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