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Argh!!!

I think until we _know_ that the mimesweeper auto-reply thingy is _off_ the
list, everyone should avoid using things like triple x characters in IP
addresses and stick to using yyy.yyy.yyy.yyy ?

OK, it's not fixing the problem but until it's dealt with (which I understand
people are doing) - all the cc's, and replies with things like the x's in are
also causing auto-replies... ;-)

-Kp

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