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> Let me just point out, that it's usually generally a nice thing to cut off
> other people's signatures and excessive quotes when replying to messages,
> most people don't bother doing that, but it's just common curtosey. :P

And let me just point out that if you're going to make it a habit of
posting to large public mailing lists, a signature as long as yours is
something which is far better trimmed on the sending end. :-)

					Jordan