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> "Eric T" <nobody AT astral DOT ykfyindonzj DOT com> writes:

Just to make sure everyone knows this...

If you use an invalid email address, your messages are not gatewayed
to the mailing list, and don't show up in the archives.  Using a name
like "nobody@" trips my invalid address filter, because so many spam
and virus attacks use such addresses.

I'm not saying not to use them, just making sure everyone knows the
limitations thereof.