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The Email Declaration of Independence

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E Land: "I'm here to unfurl the E-Mail Declaration of Independence....


Article One: Your e-mail address should be your personal property, not tied to your Internet service provider, employer or school.

Article Two: Your e-mail should be managed online, so you can retrieve both new and saved messages from any computer or mobile device that's connected to the Internet.

Article Three: If you've followed Articles One and Two, you are free to change your e-mail host and your Internet service provider at any time without the hassle of having to tell family, friends and co-workers that your address has changed."


 

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  1. (name not saved), April 17, 2004

    The only problem is Article Four: Since your email address is branded to you by articles one through three, your email address shall be heretofore known by all spammers