Daniel Stenberg wrote:
> On Tue, 16 Aug 2005, Navid Srinivas wrote:
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> Knowing this, your "legal" blurb is rather funny.

At first sight yes. But, actually, I consider such an epilogue as
pretty bold. Of course, it's null and void anyway. It's still
funny that the sender violates most of the clauses himself by
sending the mail in the first place. I wonder who started this
nonsense.

-- 
Christian