**** DON'T DISTRIBUTE "STOP NUCLEAR TESTS!" ANY FURTHER !!!!!!! *****
Dear colleagues,
Regarding to the chain-mail named 'STOP NUCLEAR TESTS!', the originators
have agreed that the method was not appropriate and now they are asking
whom concerned to access a WWW site they newly opened instead of
distributing the mail any further.
Please find details in the attached mail from the originators.
>Dear Madames/Sirs,
>
> This reply is made automatically.
> Due to the enormous amount of mails I'm recieving, it is now
>completely impossible for me to answer to your mail. I have some
>announcements.
>
>1. The chain letter, "Stop Nulcear Tests!" is no longer wanted to
> be distributed. We have changed our method to collect names
> of people who are against the Nuclear Tests of France. We have
> opened a WWW site, and names put down using the easy fill out forms
> on the site will have the first priority. The adress of the WWW site
>is,
>
> http://www.icepp.s.u-tokyo.ac.jp/~keshi/
>
> We have much more information there than we had on the chain letter.
> We have collected 10378 names from 74 countries/regions by Mon
> Jul. 17.
>
>2. For those of you who had sent me back the lists, thank you very much
> for participating in this. We will include your list in our list
> which is to be sent to Mr. Chirac, but it will not appear as fast
> as the signs made via WWW. We couldn't help it, but I think there
> is noone who can manage more than 2000 mails per day. If you want to
> have your name on the list faster, please try our WWW site. Don't
> worry about duplications because it is rather easily eliminated by
> using the sort program. And ofcourse before sending it to Mr. Chirac,
> it will be very carefully checked.
>
>3. If you had distributed our chain letter to your friends, thank you
> for your support, but please try to stop your friends from distributing
> it further. And also, tell your friends about the WWW site, and
> tell them to sign via WWW if they want their names on the list.
> What you should do about the list you have: if you had not yet
> sent the list back to me, please send it back with only the list
> part with it. That means, please cut the banner and the sentences
> away.
>
>4. About the chain letter: after distributing our first chain letter,
> we have realized there were many problems in our chain letter,
> and then, that using chain letter was inadequate from the begining.
> We have sent our second chain letter to go after the first one,
> since that was the only way we could think of to stop the first
> one from spreading. However this is not working so well, and now
> many sites around world is having unnecessarly high traffics
> and are getting into troubles.
> We deeply apologize for having started a chain letter. We hearby
> declare that we will never ever start such thing and also never
> distribute one when we recieve other chain letters, no matter
> what the content may be.
> If you see anywhere anyplace in the network about this chain
> letter, please tell people that we have realized the inadequateness
> of our method and trying our best to stop further distributions.
>
>5. If you had recieved our letter with only "Dear Sirs" on it,
> we are very sorry about this. It comes from our poor knowlege
> of English: in Japanese, we don't have differnt ways to call
> to Men and Women. Those of you who had added "Dear Madames" or
> changed it to "Dear people" and so on, thank you for your help.
> To gather many peoples power was from the begining our scheme.
>
>6. We have already told all our story to our postmaster, and they
> have understood us. So, it is no use complaining about us to
> him. We are trying our best to stop what we have started.
>
> Sincelery,
>
> Yuichi Nishihara
> Shimizu Seishi
>
> both Physics student at University of Tokyo.
A TAKAO Gen <takaogen@ffpri.affrc.go.jp> A
A A Remote Sensing Laboratory, A A
A A A Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute, A A A
A A A A Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries A A A A
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