On Thu, 30 May 2002 the voices made Vivek Khera write:
> >>>>> "DF" == Duncan Findlay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> DF> Ok. You win. But Dear Sir/Madam is still a sign of
> DF> spam. Statistically. Not in all cases, but most.
>
> It depends entirely on your role in life. What data source do you use
> to claim it statistically indicates spam?
I'm not Duncan, but... my source is that I've only gotten e-mails with both
sir and madam when it's been spam; but at the same time I know that esp. people
in the US like to use either sir and madam if they're writing something
business-related... and it's possible that they'd write both if they're
sending their e-mail to more than one person.
/Tony
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