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[webhosting]

This email is being sent to you on behalf of your current webspace provider.
This message is not a spam or junk email, your email address was supplied to 
WebHosting.com
You will not receive any more messages from WebHosting.com this is a one time 
special offer notice.

WebHosting.com is offering a selected number of webhost's member's the 
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Seems to me what this list needs is a decent set of rules of conduct (ie. no
flaming) and a moderator to enforce it.  How can we go about doing that?

Jeanie