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>It is amusing that these stern words, particularly regarding distribution, never seem to apply to the sender. Of course, they never apply to the recipient eit
by zck 16y ago
>It is amusing that these stern words, particularly regarding distribution, never seem to apply to the sender.
Of course, they never apply to the recipient either, absent further contracts or social pressure. You can put whatever you want in your signature; it doesn't make that able to be enforced.
- blogimus 16y agoWhat might be important which I've observed is that no one of importance seems to read signature disclaimers. Or at least they didn't in my case. As a grunt programmer while working for one large defense contractor some years ago, I put something similar to the following, embedded in a paragraph of mind-numbing boilerplate and no one up the food chain seemed to notice. If you are not the intended recipient, you need not do anything. Men in black will come to erase your memory. Have a good day.