Re: How to e-mail the White House

>> The following is NOT a joke.  It is a real service being
>>provided by President Clinton.  If you feel you have something to  
>>say, send them a letter.  I heard they will reply to most messages.
>>
>> From: The White House <75300.3115@compuserve.com>
>>
>>          As you know, this is the first time in history that the
>>White House has been connected to the public through electronic mail.
>>We welcome your comments and suggestions for ways to improve your
>>Public Access E-mail program.

Ladies & Gents, I think a group letter would be appropriate from all of us.
What an opportunity. I love this country sometimes, y'know?

  dave

PS: Extra special thanks to Mr. Tribble for finding this. Where did you pick
it up?

PS: Extra special thanks to Mr. Tribble for finding this. Where did you pick
	 it up?

Thanks for the thanks, but I just forwarded it.  I don't know who
originated the message.  Afterward I noted that the chatty part of the
message sounded like I had written it.  We can appropriately give
thansk to a now anonymous source :-)

dean

>         PS: Extra special thanks to Mr. Tribble for finding this. Where did y
>pick
>         it up?
>
>Thanks for the thanks, but I just forwarded it.  I don't know who
>originated the message.  Afterward I noted that the chatty part of the
>message sounded like I had written it.  We can appropriately give
>thansk to a now anonymous source :-)
>
>dean

I've seen it broadcast on a number of listservs, actually; I don't
think it's being kept to any degree of secrecy.  However, nearly every
place it was posted soon found follow-ups reporting receiving undelivered
mail messages.  Maybe it's encrypted.

John Coryell.

In article <9302050051.AA07524@toad.com> you write:
>>         PS: Extra special thanks to Mr. Tribble for finding this. Where did y
>>pick
>>         it up?
>>
>>Thanks for the thanks, but I just forwarded it.  I don't know who
>>originated the message.  Afterward I noted that the chatty part of the
>>message sounded like I had written it.  We can appropriately give
>>thansk to a now anonymous source :-)
>>
>>dean
>
>I've seen it broadcast on a number of listservs, actually; I don't
>think it's being kept to any degree of secrecy.  However, nearly every
>place it was posted soon found follow-ups reporting receiving undelivered
>mail messages.  Maybe it's encrypted.
>
>John Coryell.
>
Nah!! It's Compu$erve bouncing mail because the mail-box is probably full.
I can very easily imagine the net totally flooding it!! :-)

Stephen
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