Spam As Folk Art for 2005 January

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For several weeks now, the Salon Premium help address has been receiving a daily email from a prayer service. I find them interesting to read, so I don't mind terribly that someone has signed us up for the service, except that I don't think someone should be able to sign me up for a daily email without my consent. (The industry best practice is "double opt-in" -- initial signup via email or web or whatever, and then a confirmation via email.)

Well, back in 1999, the prayer service evidently got into trouble with MAPS because of this. I find this funny in the same way it is funny when mutual friends meet and fall in love, or characters from different TV shows cross over.

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Spam is going through another one of its boring phases. There's been a huge surge in the stock spam I get, which is good for the Stock Spam Effectiveness Monitor but not so good for SAFA, because stock spam is usually incredibly boring.

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It's not often that spam can fill me with sheer, blank terror, but that did it.

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