Re: Disclaimer on Active/active clustered exchange servers

On Tue Jun 21 11:23 , minichaz  sent:
> Don't bother; disclaimers of this variety are annoying and worthless in court
anyway (IANAL). The number of times I recieve an email from 
> someone these days and find that what they have typed is far, far shorter than
the attached disclaimer is just crazy.
> If you really want to have a disclaimer then make it a URL pointing to 
> somewhere
on your website with the full text, don't put it all in the 
> message. This makes things easier to update too. At work I do the following.
>
> Disclaimer: http://www.whereiwork.com/disclaimer.html
>
> I'm not familiar with the technology that can be used to insert these in a
mandatory fashion so I can't help you with that.
> Thanks,
> Charlie

A couple of comments I've recieved have prompted me to reply to myself here.

I'd like to point out that the "link" I showed above was meant as an example of
how it might look in an email, not a link to an example disclaimer. I made up 
the
URL. Perhaps I should have tried harder to invent a domain less likely to be
registered.

In summary: I'm nothing to do with whereiwork.com and that URL goes nowhere; I
just made it up as an example of what you could put in the emails. Jeez. 

Thanks,
Charlie

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