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What's wrong with inviting people? Frankly I have no idea what username 
they'd use though. [ root WOULD be scary, granted. ]


In a message dated 7/25/01 1:38:00 AM Eastern Standard Time, coffee@blarg.net 
writes:

<< Please don't invite people on to your server. It scares me.
 
 Derek >>

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