>I say we should all send him an email with our feelings. Then send it again, and again, and again, ...
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>>http://news.com.com/2010-1076-915523.html?tag=fd_nc_1
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>>"My spam is important to me. In this new age of the Internet, I need the information and opportunities that e-mail marketing provides."
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>>"So what's the big deal about spam? I think a few well-meaning but uninformed politicians and advocacy groups have decided what's good for us."
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>>What an idiot. Its peices like this that make you wish for the days when geeky stuff was only talked about by geeks.

It would be easy to target him with a spam bot that has randomly generated (spoofed) returns and routings, then reflect it off of one of the almost countless IIS boxes that don't object to such abuses. Within a couple of days he'd have to change his email address, or his ISP would boot him. ;-)