> Some people have pointed out (fairly) that by not using noreply, you open yourself up to autoresponders and delivery failure notices. My response to that woul

> Some people have pointed out (fairly) that by not using noreply, you open yourself up to autoresponders and delivery failure notices. My response to that would be to go with an email address like friendlyrobot, which, when somebody replies to it, replies with a friendly helpful message explaining that nobody checks this address, and offering other addresses to contact. Does this not run the risk of ending up in a loop?