Support address was Re: Timezones again

Paul Ratcliffe PMMAIL Discussion List <PMMAIL-L@VM.EGE.EDU.TR>
Mon, 19 Apr 1999 23:04:19 +0100


On Sun, 18 Apr 1999 22:58:09 -0700, Kris Sorem Sr wrote:

>I'm not ready to agree that it was fixed. I haven't experienced a
break.

Oh for fuck's sake. Just because it didn't happen to you doesn't mean
it didn't happen. There are at least two people on this list who got a
bounce from this address.... I was one and Dave Liquorice was the
other.

>It's possible the path was broken at the time you sent your message
but a
>single occurrence doesn't prove the address to be invalid. A single

Of course it does. And it was 2 occurrences. The bounce message said
"user unknown". I can't believe how obtuse you are being here.

>failure can be a problem with the message sent or the temporary state
of a
>server. Web pages from time to time fail to load but another attempt
will
>result in a connection. After all, it's a network.

This had nothing to do with 'temporary' failure and it is patently not
a web page. The error message was clear enough.

>If you flip a coin once and get tails, does that mean there is no
heads?
>The more times you flip the coin and get tails the higher the
probability
>that it has no heads. I wouldn't quit on a single occurrence. I would
>recheck my message and try again.

Sending 10million messages at that time wouldn't have made it work. One
is perfectly sufficient. If it's buggered, then it's buggered. God are
you dense....

>from Southsoft. Multiple successes increases the probability of a
valid

Bollocks. You are applying rules which have no meaning in the current
situation.

>And maybe it was never broke.

Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzz.........

>My responses have been received within one - two days of sending the
>message. I would guess that reported problems are prioritize. So what

I have now had a reply.

>What started this thread was the need for a support address. I
provided a
>valid one.

Not at the time I tried it. That's my whole point. Obviously this goes
right over your head.

>In the end, that all that really matters. Let's not beat a dead
>horse.

Quite so. I know I'm tired of your ceaseless stupidity and I'm sure
everyone else is. You are now in my Kill file, so don't bother
replying.