When filtering gets out of hand
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Attempts to keep email communications under control can have bizarre outcomes. Take web designer Gay Hamilton, for example. Telecom New Zealand's email system automatically rejected her emails to the company because it found inappropriate language within them. The inappropriate trigger word? Gay. Like I said, bizarre.
I suppose she should be glad her parents didn't christen her Viagra. And who knows how Nepal's email communication is surviving now that the government coalition goes by the name of SPAM.
The web is indeed a tangled place.
More on fighting spam | Tags: email marketing, spam filters
I suppose she should be glad her parents didn't christen her Viagra. And who knows how Nepal's email communication is surviving now that the government coalition goes by the name of SPAM.
The web is indeed a tangled place.
More on fighting spam | Tags: email marketing, spam filters
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