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RE: RE: RE: RE: MonkMail!by brainpan (Monk) |
on Oct 31, 2000 at 05:43 UTC ( [id://39229]=note: print w/replies, xml ) | Need Help?? |
> First, I don't want mail from non-monks. While I understand this concern, I don't really agree with it. As AgentM mentioned in the root of this thread, being able to list brainpan@perlmonks.org on my resume would be desirable. Making this be an esoteric form of perlmonk-only communication would render this benefit null and void. However, I do agree that there should be some defining characteristic from mail coming from non-permonks. I've never really done much with sendmail, but if it would be possible to add NonPerlmonk=True to the message header (and not including this field for perlmonks, lest headers be forged) this would give your mail client's mail filters something to search for and deal with as you see fit. > Fourth, I'm not wholly comforted by the thought of people showing up here simply so they can get @perlmonks.org accounts... as seems inevitable. You seem to be neglecting the fact that this would be true of your 'private message page' method as well. In either case, making a perlmonk(ey) rise to a certain status before being granted an email address would seem to solve the problem.
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