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Don't praise the spammer

A News.com reader writes that spammers like Laurence Canter should just be ignored.

March 26, 2002 12:59 p.m. PT

 

  
Don't praise the spammer

In response to the March 26 Perspectives column by Sharael Feist, "The father of modern spam speaks":

Why are you spending time glamorizing someone like Laurence Canter? Don't you think articles like this just serve to legitimize people who really ought to be vilified?

Zac Belado
Vancouver, B.C.

 

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