From: dursi@lola.phy.QueensU.CA (Jonathan Dursi)
Date: Mon, 17 Jul 95 08:00:43 PDT
To: cypherpunks@toad.com
Subject: Re: Free The World Web Server project.. :)
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> >  Expecially if the form letter generated would be randomly selected
> >from parallel word streams.  For example:
> [...]
> >  You get the idea.

> Rather than spend five minutes writing something on your own you'd end
> up something that looks totally fake.  I believe that what is going on
> would be discerned by a staffer in moments. 

Well, it would be just as easy (although, admittedly, somewhat less
convenient to the users) to have the web page such that the users could
type in the letter, with some ``suggested text'' (perhaps randomly 
generated as above), perhaps even as the default; then it's just a matter
of editing a few sentances, and maybe adding a paragraph or two...  then
click, and it's off.

It wouldn't be as convenient as just-click-and-a-letter-will-be-sent,
but it's still more convenient than having to write the letter yourself,
which means that it'll generate more traffic...

	- Jonathan
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Jonathan Dursi               |  "Never attribute to malice 
dursi@astro.queensu.ca       |   what can adequately be explained 
                             |   by stupidity."  - Hanlon's Razor

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