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Date: Tue, 08 May 2012 09:21:59 -0400
From: Bill Dillinger <cjbill@his.com>
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Subject: New Guy, Suggestion
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I hope this is an appropriate idea to put forward and that it is OK to 
post it here. I can not always clearly identify the subject or author of 
an email from ooo-users as being from that list. I have always read 
that, for security, one should not open mail one does not expect from an 
unknown author. To reduce this problem other mail lists I am on precede 
the subject with the name of the group in square brackets when sending 
the mail to the group, as example [ooo-users] or perhaps in our case 
simply [OOo] as some seem to use.  If the list would do this I would be 
much more comfortable opening emails with subject lines and authors I 
don't recognize.

Thanks for your consideration.

Bill Dillinger

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