John Peacock wrote:

I had another idea for a name:

    NTRcept (pronounced intercept)

This has a number of interesting echos:

- intercepting spam and other dreck
- a New Type of email ReCEPTion (easily scriptable but still fast and lightweight)
- it's easily pronouncable
- unique term on Google (no entries found at all)


I just registered ntrcept.(com|net|org), which is suprising that a 7-letter domain name is still available in the three major TLD's.

What do you think?

John

multi-branding(present a choice, they feel empowered. A very
evil trick). "As a sitbot, I need neutercept for encyte spam", "Not
me, I pant for q-wench". "qapo(as queue A.P.O.) milspecs my spam
every time". "qluetrain don't need no baggage" "all your qbase be
hours"

I picked up perlq.org, perlqd.(com|net|org) and now they
all meta redirect (spammy temp 302) to qpsmtpd home on
develooper.

http://perlq.org http://perlqd.org http://perlqd.com http://perlqd.net

perlq.com belongs to the Matt's Scripts guy Matt. He's not using
it, had it since 2002. I suggested he look at qpsmtpd for apache
integration since he does lots of formmail cgi.

perlquestionnaire is abbreviated perlq.
http://www.chumpsoft.com/products/perlq/

two google hits on perlqd, nothing to worry about.

qluetrain.com qpdontneednosteenkingbodgers.(com|net|org)

q for queue and smtp together in qpsmtpd was a tautology,
which means redundant. Recover four bytes for storing other
info such as "perl" or "[q]uenc[h]".

"qpsmtpd" has great rhythm on qwerty.

"cept" and "icillin" go into the grinder with the other prospective
syllables. qcept, qcillin, qpcillin "po" into the grinder, not apo
or popo.

Mr-Queue  (qapo, qpo, qluetrain, stabler on newer hardware)

Mrs-Queue (queue wench, IBM-XT on Mir up ten years what
canusay? stable!)

-Bob

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