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Date: Fri, 16 Dec 2011 15:42:19 +0000
From: Mike Scott <mike@scottsonline.org.uk>
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On 16/12/11 14:59, Mike Scott wrote:
> I assume the mail I've just received, subject text "only a few more
> days!", is spam. It starts:
>
>
> "Team OpenOffice.org e. V.
>
> This is the happiest time of the year!
>
> Christmas time with Team OpenOffice.org � gifts included!
.....
Apologies for following up my own mail. I had one off-list reply to the 
effect that "I would be rather surprised if this was not totally ok. Now 
that Oracle has got out, another organization needed to be created, and 
thesis it." (Please, everyone, can stuff be kept on-list unless there's 
good reason otherwise?)

However, I've also found the web page
http://www.itworld.com/it-managementstrategy/213997/apache-disavows-team-openofficeorg-ev
(mind the wrap) which is an interesting read.

Since the email was sent direct to me, not via any subscribed list, I 
guess it is spam, pure and simple. I'm forwarding a complaint to the 
relevant ISP.


-- 
Mike Scott
Harlow, Essex, England

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