Another reason to insist on double opt-in: typos. Make sure the person you're sending mail to is really the indented target.

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5 Dec 2010

Another reason to insist on double opt-in: typos. Make sure the person you’re sending mail to is really the indented target. Dec 5, 2010 11 :35 via Twitter

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