[LINK] Ridiculous disclaimer

[Rick Welykochy]

I had to laugh at this. A message came in on the Koha (http://koha.org)
mailing list. The message itself was four lines long. Here is the
disclaimer:

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This electronic message may contain confidential, proprietary or
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It is intended for the use only of the named recipient. If you are not
the intended recipient, please notify
the sender and delete the message; do not disclose, distribute, or copy
the information.
Electronic messages are not secure or error-free, and may contain
viruses; the ILO is not liable in any such event.
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destinataire de ce message, merci d'avertir
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le BIT ne peut être tenu responsable de tels évènements.
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especialmente protegida.
Está dirigido para el uso exclusivo del destinatario indicado. Si Usted
no es el destinatario previsto,
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distribuya, ni copie la información.
Los mensajes electrónicos no son seguros o libres de error, y pueden
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Koha is a successful FOSS library cataloguing and circulation system.
One interesting aspect is that it was developed (in English) by Katipo
in NZ, is now headed by Paul Poulain (in French) and has contributors
and discussions in several languages. Challenging reading if one wants
to stay abreast of current developments! Such is the Internet.


cheers,
rickw


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Rick Welykochy || Praxis Services

Can omniscient God, who
Knows the future, find
The omnipotence to
Change His future mind?
      -- Karen Owens