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Another type of an unsolicited message is electronic chain letters (created
when a message is forwarded to several people, each in turn forwards it to many
more). It doesn't take many people participating in chain letters to create
hundreds or thousands of useless messages.
If you burden the electronic mail system with all these useless messages, it
will have that much less time to devote to more important things. In addition,
the various national and international networks to which Dartmouth is connected
strictly prohibit chain letters.
Please do not propagate electronic chain letters; if you receive one, do not
send it on. Delete it and ask the original sender to cease distribution of
the chain letter.
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