[1154] in APO News
Re: Spreading Holiday Cheer
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (mcmullan@MIT.EDU)
Fri Dec 16 16:16:06 1994
From: mcmullan@MIT.EDU
To: Emily G Wallis <egwallis@MIT.EDU>
Cc: apo-news@MIT.EDU, gmcmulla@harvard.edu
In-Reply-To: Your message of "Fri, 16 Dec 1994 15:23:15 EST."
<9412162023.AA07556@m4-167-9.MIT.EDU>
Date: Fri, 16 Dec 1994 16:13:51 EST
Unfortunately, it appears that the "send email to the North Pole" part
of the mail I am replying to is false. I did see a "use your Web
browser to the North Pole to get donations" and checked it out
earlier, and that seemed to be true. In the home page at
http://north.pole.org we find the following:
[IMAGE] WELCOME TO THE NORTH POLE!!
HOME OF GOOD CHEER (AND GRACIOUS ELVES!)
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Please Don't Spam Santa
There is a rumor going around that we're trying to get as many
messages as possible sent to santa@north.pole.org. Not true ... Santa
has all the mail he can handle and asks that you refrain from spamming
him or there might be a few last-minute transfers to the "naughty"
list.
_________________________________________________________________
A Cyberspace Christmas
* Visit the Cyberspace Christmas Campaign
* Learn About the Cyberspace Christmas Campaign
* Learn About our Santa on a Shingle Program
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Santa's Workshop
* Talk to Santa, Rudolph, and the Elves
* Good Help is Hard to Find
* Christmas in Our Village
* Decorate Your Digital Tree
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Talk to Us!
* Mail us Your Comments
* Fill out a Comment Form
* Visit the Internet Town Hall
* Season's Greetings
[IMAGE]
The "Cyberspace Christmas" describes how visiting the appropriate
parts of their WWW server *will* get money donated. So please don't
send email - use the Web instead :-)
Greg McMullan
