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From: sscnekro on 3 Jun 2010 17:48
> that's all: an old CSSMer just getting older...

You're one of the serious guys out there who use a serious e-mail. I did as well until tonight. My respect to the charming way you're able to absorb things. Tonight I'm just f... upset about the privacy policy of this site.
From: Jan Simon on 3 Jun 2010 18:46
Dear Urs!

> > I do not understand why the message has been tagged with "us".

> i started to tag the spam that i visited with ...us...
> why would i do that:
> - most CSSMers obviously use the spam tag
> - if there's a lot of spam, i often forget, which one i've visited already
> - since TMW's reader is notoriously slow, i don't want to open sites unnecessarily
> - if the spam gets removed, the us-tag is gone as well

You visit each spam message, which appears in the newsreader?

The URL in the original spam message starts with "us" followed by another English word (I do not repeat the URL following Steve's advice). Together with the tag "us" I started to draw some funny conclusions.

Now I understand that the post has not been tagged *with* but *by* "us". Thanks for the explanations!

Jan
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