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No it doesn't make sense. You claim no consequences. How can you demonstrate
that claim? Or maybe it's a certain kind of consequence you're talking about.
I'm also talking about many-to-many e-mail, as my example makes obvious. You
have yet to demonstrate the VIRTUAL (when you take some time to define that
term) part such that it is different from any other community of interest in
any way other than the means of communication. I think that my definition
covers all of the possibilities, and you have yet to speak to that. Regards.

Mike

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