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jsmirman

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7. I find this to be a very interesting point

Sat Jan 28, 2012, 01:24 AM

Jan 2012

the only question I would have is are you sure that these weren't out there enough that the people he would encounter in "polite society" wouldn't be on those particular mailing lists?

Your point, overall, definitely deserves to be part of the conversation, though. I just don't understand the world of shadowy newsletters well enough to know the exact mechanics in play here.

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